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Scholarly Service

Global Health Service Fellowships
The Global Health Service Fellowship Program is designed to recognize academic achievement and service in the Department of Global Health and provide partial financial support to student Practicum experiences with international institutions that are partnering with GW’s Center for Global Health. The program, which was launched during the 2007-2008 academic year, provides awards to approximately 30 Department of Global Health graduate students a year with organizations in countries such as Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, Albania, Bangladesh, Italy, Mexico, and India.  LEARN MORE

Overseas Learning Collaboration
The Center's Overseas Learning Collaboration (OLC) Program with Moi University School of Public Health in Eldoret, Kenya and the James P. Grant School of Public Health of BRAC University in Dhaka, Bangladesh provides a unique opportunity for first year Global Health MPH students to spend one semester taking GWU Global Health courses with one of our collaborating schools of public health overseas. The program aims to bring additional relevance to global public health education and allow students to build their overseas public health experience in a structured environment. Students will have the chance to gain cultural competency, learn how to work and interact in a global setting, and serve the community in which they live—while completing required Global Health MPH coursework. Approximately ten students will spend their second semester studying at each of the collaborating institutions. LEARN MORE

Andee Cooper, GHSF 2008, distributes food with TASO Uganda.