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In our latest #StudentSpotlight, Aishwarya Vishwanath, a Master of Public Health student at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health studying Health Systems and Policy discussed her work with the USAID Saksham project and the Institute for Global Tobacco Control’s Ascend program. Check out what else she had to share! https://lnkd.in/eUkP7zP3

🪔 The team at GKII wishes a very happy #Diwali to all who celebrate! #FestivalOfLights #Diwali2024

“Keep your feet rooted in the field, where health happens, and let it inform your head, where it is designed.” In a rapidly changing healthcare landscape, where adaptability and localization is key, the most effective healthcare interventions emerge from a thorough understanding of the realities on the ground. In our latest edition of "GKII Alumni Spotlights," we are thrilled to feature Dr. Suruchi Gupta, a Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health graduate and Research Scientist on the Exemplars in Digital Health project. Suruchi focuses on integrating practical experience with innovative solutions to improve healthcare delivery. In this Q&A, we discuss the importance of understanding the socio-cultural dynamics in healthcare. Suruchi highlights that success in digital health isn’t just about introducing new technologies; it’s about creating user-friendly solutions that genuinely improve lives.

Students, have you checked out the International Career Collective's upcoming event?This 5-day virtual summit is packed with workshops, presentations, and panels designed to equip students with the tools and knowledge to succeed in today’s US job market. Check out the agenda below, or their website for more information! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e6C6JeBU - Monday (Nov. 11): Communicate with Confidence - Tuesday (Nov. 12): Search for Jobs and Internships - Wednesday (Nov. 13): Find Your Global Path - Thursday (Nov. 14): Design Your Life - Friday (Nov. 15): Take Action

Recently, Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering welcomed a delegation from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, including Prof. Manindra Agrawal (Director, IIT Kanpur), Prof. Vinod K. Singh (Institute Chair Professor, Department of Chemistry), Prof. Braj Bhushan (Deputy Director, Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences), and Prof. Bushra Ateeq (Dean of International Relations, Professor of Biological Science and Bioengineering). The discussions focused on opportunities for faculty and student exchanges, joint research initiatives, and programs designed to drive advancements in engineering and technology. We are eager to see how these partnerships will flourish and contribute to impactful research and innovation at both institutions.

Meet Himalaya Kadari, a graduate student at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering pursuing a Master of Science in Engineering Management. Himalaya earned her Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering in India and co-founded a small e-commerce startup, which fueled her passion for business and management. At GKII, she's working closely with our team to curate resources for Indian women in STEMM. Her work is driven by the challenges she faced finding opportunities in India during her undergraduate years. Himalaya is passionate about helping women in STEMM succeed, and we know she’s going to do great things!

Have you checked out the Rishi Children's Fund Orphans and Vulnerable Children Travel Grant? The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health is providing #scholarship opportunities supported by the Rishi Children’s Fund for interested full time Johns Hopkins Masters, Medical, and Doctoral students to advance research on how investments in children and youth from disadvantaged backgrounds can unlock their potential, leading to improved health outcomes and positive societal change. https://lnkd.in/gWpf3E-y

Dr. Amita Gupta, director of the Division of Infectious Diseases and GKII faculty co-chair was recently quoted in a PBS News article! She discussed how #COVID19 waves are less predictable than the #flu season, and #vaccines help prevent long #COVID. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gmD4aCQu “It seems like we have a summer season and then the winter season at a minimum. And occasionally, there seems to be a little bit more in between here and there,” Gupta said.

Check out this #StudentSpotlight! #MPH and #MBA student and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Student Body President Ashok Kumar Kanaparthi shares his story of pursing higher education. "My father, he taught me an important lesson: it’s not where you study that matters, but how much you learn and your dedication. Inspired by his words, I vowed to excel in everything I did." https://lnkd.in/eTNcniwK

Welcome to the team, Jon Goldstein! Jon is the Senior Associate Director of Development, International Programs with Johns Hopkins University & Medicine - Development and Alumni Relations.   He will be taking over the work started by Hugh Sullivan, who recently became the Vice President of Development for the Nuclear Threat Initiative in Washington DC. Prior to starting his current role in 2017, Goldstein spent 8 years at the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth as Deputy to the Director for CTY International. We're so happy to have you join us, Jon!