The Global Health Studies Multidisciplinary Academic Program is pleased to announce its newest cohort of Global Health Scholars.
Sixteen undergraduate students in Yale College were selected by competitive application to participate in a multidisciplinary academic program of coursework, experiential learning, visiting lectures, and community-building activities to study and experience global health.
The GHS MAP is led and coordinated by Global Health Justice Partnership faculty, in partnership with the Global Health Studies program director, and with support from the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs.
“We are delighted to welcome this new cohort to the Global Health Studies program,” said Professor Kristina Talbert-Slagle, director of the GHS MAP.
“With interests as broad as the interdisciplinary field of global health itself, this group of students brings to our community intriguing ideas and perspectives, as well as the blend of humility, enthusiasm, and curiosity so important for the study of global health,” she added.
The new Global Health Scholars, all in the Yale College Class of 2021, are:
- Krista Arellano
- Mehdi Baqri
- Aishwarya Bhattacharya
- Timothy Bradley
- Sam Brakarsh
- Grace Chen
- Eleanor Cook
- Deborah Dada
- Yara El-Khatib
- Ayah Elmansy
- Marlika Marceau
- Tanvi Mehta
- Andrew Prinster
- Emma Rutan
- Ruiyan Wang
- Tavi Wolfwood
Interested in learning more about the new Scholars? Read their profiles on the Global Health Studies website.