A Summer with the Brain and Mind Institute Aga Khan University, Nairobi, Kenya By: Anaum Showkat, MS’25 There’s a particular kind of energy that fills a room when people are genuinely excited to learn. I felt it on my first day at the Brain and Mind Institute (BMI) at Aga […]
Recounts His Clinical Global Health Elective Experience in China Ashish Gurung, MED’25 “Coming into this elective, I expected only slight differences in clinical care with most of it regarding language and culture. However, it was the advanced clinical protocols that left a strong impact on me.” As part of the […]
When Medicine Meets Culture – Reflections from a Global Health Elective in Tanzania Muhimbili National Hospital/Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – April 2025 Adina Harri, Geisel School of Medicine, Class of 2025 I wish there were a way to wrap up this experience in a neat bow. The […]
Sarah Matsunaga, MED’25, Explores HIV-Related Health-Seeking Behaviors in Fiji: “How Can We Add Value?” By Dr. Sarah Matsunaga, MED’25 Ni Sa Bula (Hello), Through Dartmouth’s Center for Global Health Equity (CGHE) Co-designed, Community-based Internship (CCI), I had the opportunity to travel to Suva, Fiji, in March, to support research on […]
Khaldoon Rashid, MD, a PGY-3 Internal Medicine Resident at Dartmouth Health, recently traveled to Rwanda this past April to assist with training Rwandan healthcare professionals in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS). The Center for Global Health Equity provided support for this Global Health experience as part of the Global Health […]
Graduating members of the MD Class of 2025, along with their fellow classmates, families, and friends, gathered on May 8th for a special reception hosted by the Center for Global Health Equity at the Rope Ferry Admissions Lounge. The event was a celebration of their global health journeys during their time at Dartmouth – highlighted through shared stories, photos, and reflections on their experiences around the world.
Carly Ratekin MED ’25 recounts the profoundly transformative six weeks she spent in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – completing the James Strickler Clinical Elective in Global Health.
Clara Fredy and Brendan Shayo, Tanzanian medical students from Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) in Dar es Salaam, spent six weeks at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire, learning about clinical practices in Infectious Disease and Emergency Medicine.
Tecla Coleman MPH’21, CGHE Program Manager, attended the UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, last November. Ms. Coleman participated in a stakeholder dinner series with high-level leaders from around the world focused on climate change, regenerative agriculture, and land use.
Geisel student Alexandra (Alex) Conway MED’25, shares about her clinical elective this past November in Chongqing, China.
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