Isha Mehta MPH '19
Piloting a new data analysis
method to help advance patient-
focused drug development research
for Alzheimer’s disease
MPH Internships Put Students on the Front Lines of Advancing Top Public Health Initiatives
In The Dartmouth Institute’s on-campus MPH program, students can pursue an independent internship with an external organization to apply the skills they have acquired over their 10 months in the program to a real public health situation. What students can accomplish through their internship work in a short window of time is a significant achievement. For three students in the Class of 2019, the time was ideal to pilot innovative methods for drug development research on Alzheimer's disease, plan a pathway for addressing food insecurity among school children in Vermont and New Hampshire, and help launch a global initiative to improve health outcomes for women and children displaced by humanitarian crises. Read more about their projects below.
Bryan Gustafson MPH '19
Laying the groundwork for addressing
food insecurity among school children in
Vermont and New Hampshire
Jennifer Milbank MPH '19
Helping to launch a global initiative to improve
Health Outcomes for women, children, and adolescents
in humanitarian and health fragile settings
POSTED 7/17/2019 AT 11:14 AM IN #news #education #experiential learning