Pitt Public Health is pleased to request student applications for the Bernard D. Goldstein Award in Environmental Health Disparities and Public Health Practice. The award was established in 2005 by Dr. Goldstein, then Dean of Pitt Public Health and a professor in Environmental and Occupational Health,and his wife, Russellyn Carruth, an adjunct assistant professor in Environmental and Occupational Health. Information on the application, including guidelines, can be found here. 

Niha Idrees, Pitt Pharmacy
Assessing use of preventative measures for diabetes in at-risk individuals in a rural community in San Jose, Honduras
San Jose, Honduras

Erica Johnson, School of Medicine

Assessing Facilitators and Barriers in a Neurotrauma Registry in Colombia
Neiva, Colombia

Michelle Miller, Pitt Pharmacy

Assessing the Quality and Availability of Insulin in a resource limited setting in San Jose, Honduras
San Jose, Honduras

Kathryn Muzzio, Pitt Pharmacy

Assessing the Quality and Availability of Insulin in a resource limited setting in San Jose, Honduras
San Jose, Honduras

Martha Ndung’u, Pitt Pharmacy
Evaluation of the multifaceted ways people with diabetes in San José, Honduras approach diabetes self-care.
San Jose, Honduras

Abisola Olaniyan, Graduate School of Public Health
Barriers to seeking and accessing immunization services for children in Lagos, Nigeria - A qualitative study
Abuja, Nigeria

Miranda Steinkopf, Pitt Pharmacy
Assessing diabetes prevention strategies taught to children in San Jose, Honduras and surrounding areas
San Jose, Honduras

The Fogarty Aids Research and Training program is currently seeking both short- and long-term trainees. For more information on how to apply, please visit this link. 

Applications for the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)/WHO and University of Pittsburgh Internship are now closed.