Community-Engaged Student Travel Grants
Cornell Global Health Summer Program in Tanzania
In this program, students go to Moshi, Tanzania, to study global health issues. During the first four weeks, they take a course at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College, where they work through a case study with Tanzanian medical students. The second half of the program focuses on service projects at nonprofits, hospitals and governmental agencies. The students learn how to read and analyze policy case studies as well as take their knowledge in global health to the field through their service placements. Both of these skills are essential for students who want to enter the global health field.
Topics: Health, Nutrition and Medicine; Law, Government and Policy
Grant Recipients
Summer 2018
- Chidiebere Azubuike ’20
- Kalin Ellison ’19
- Mia Haller ’19
- Cassandra Hare ’20
- Rahul Hosalli ’19
- Anum Hussain ’19
- Khaddy Kebbeh ’19
- Erin Kim ’20
- Soumeeka Koneru ’20
- Lindsey McMahon
- Katherine Satterthwaite ’19
- Emma Stowe ’20
- Cassandra York ’20
Summer 2017
- Courtney Carr ’18, College of Arts and Sciences
- Lyndsey Dyer ’19, College of Arts and Sciences
- Zaynub Ibrahim ’19, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- Meghan McKenzie ’19, College of Human Ecology
Community-Engaged Student Travel Grants
Temporarily paused: Funding students who are spending winter, spring or summer break participating in community-engaged learning or community-based research activities.