KMF is pleased to announce the recipients, finalists, and semi-finalists of the 2012 Katie Evans Memorial Scholarship. CLICK HERE to learn about this year’s amazing recipient projects in Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, and Bangladesh.
KMF is pleased to announce a new recipient of a 2012 KMF Leadership Grant: Jonathan Barry (MD, University of Tennessee; Ensign (O-1), United States Navy Reserve). CLICK HERE to learn more about this project, as well as to apply for a KMF Leadership Grant.
(2010 KEMS recipient Megan Slaughter poses with members of the Uganda Village Project, where she worked to improve preventative health education and healthcare provisions related to malaria, safe water, hygiene and sanitation, reproductive health, and immunizations in the marginalized Iganga district.)
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The 2011 KMF Leadership Grant Recipients: 1. Ann C. Herbert (MPP, University of Chicago), 2. Anjalee Kohli (PhD, Johns Hopkins University), 3. Bhavini Patel (UT Southwestern Medical School), 4. Anna Maria Oprecsu (MPH, Columbia University), 5. Megan Griffin (MPH, University of Massachusetts at Amherst), 6. Brian Vanderheyden (BA, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse). KMF Leadership Grants support graduate and undergraduate public health student leaders, as they complete their education, attend field events and conferences, and pursue individual projects. CLICK HERE to learn more about their projects, as well as KMF Leadership Grants
Lee Van Iderstine (MPH, Tulane University) is the recipient of The 2011 Katie Evans Memorial Scholarship, KMF’s annual graduate public health scholarship supporting grassroots international health. CLICK HERE to learn more about Lee’s project and The Katie Evans Memorial Scholarship, as well as to see the list of this year’s finalists.
