AITRP Alumi present at AIDS 2012
The Vanderbilt-CIDRZ (Center for Infectious Disease Research, Zambia) AIDS International Research Training Program (AITRP) partners
Global Fellowship in Malawi Inspires Vanderbilt Medical Student
Brian Barnett, a fourth year student at Vanderbilt School of Medicine, discusses the valuable experience he has earned through his Fulbright-Fogarty fellowship, from overseeing a research project, to eventually analyzing data and disseminating his interpretation. Because of his time in Malawi, Barnett says there will always be a global component to his work.
Conway-Welch receives Global Health Award
Colleen Conway-Welch, Ph.D. received the Project HOPE Global Health Leadership Award that recognized her leadership and impact in global health. Congratulations!
Read the full story in the VUMC Reporter here.
World Refugee Day is June 20
This year the United Nations refugee agency launches a new campaign that features personal stories from refugees to raise awareness about the forcibly displaced and stateless. The campaign will carry the message that "One Refugee Without Hope is too Many." As a welcoming state, Tenneesee has given hope to over 337 refugees in 2012. Nashville becomes a new home for a majority of these displaced people, resettling upwards of 250 refugees this year.
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine: Congratulations and we wish all the best to the class of 2012!
The School of Medicine Class of 2012 leaves a legacy of caring and service. Read the full article in VUMC's Reporter.
VIGH's Amy Richardson co-presents at Pediatric Grand Rounds
Pediatric Grand Rounds on 5/15/12
“Getting to Know the People of Myanmar (Formerly Burma)”