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Category Archives: Student Spotlight
Two medical students win infectious disease scholarships for global health
Students will work on HIV in Guatemala and rotavirus in Zambia Read More
Breakthrough behind the scenes
UNC grad and current UNC postdoc Kim Powers wants to understand acute HIV transmission Read More
Advancing nursing in Malawi begins with just one person
Chifundo Zimba plans to use her UNC nursing degree to improve the profession in Malawi Read More
Learning to listen
MPH student Meredith Kamradt reflects on a summer global health internship in Honduras Read More
Five UNC students to spend summer tackling global problems
Class of 1938 fellowship winners will take on international health projects Read More
Clinical lab scientists advance global health
Annadele Herman, Timica Campbell do a summer internship in Malawi Read More
Discovering “the best that can come out of you”: Charles Chasela
UNC trainee Charles Chasela, PhD has persevered despite obstacles and setbacks Read More
Global health programs produce confident clinicians: Amber Draughton
By Lisa Chensvold March 2, 2010 — Amber Draughton wanted to be a nurse from the time she was in middle school, when she found inspiration out of adversity. Draughton’s grandfather was dying of bone cancer, and as painful as … Read More
Working in global health requires flexibility: Cindi Snider
By Saumya Ayyagari (’11) December 1, 2009 — When Cindi Snider headed off to Thailand to spend a year working as an infectious disease and public health preparedness advisor, little did she know that her greatest assets would be flexibility … Read More
Lillian Brown, MD/PhD student, is working to curb the spread of HIV in Malawi
By Lisa Chensvold September 18, 2009 — Lillian Brown is an ambitious student with a long list of accomplishments. Not only has she has taken on the challenge of earning a medical degree and a doctorate in epidemiology at the … Read More