The USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health named two Keck School of Medicine of USC students as 2019 Breman Global Health Fellows: Miles Lambert-Peck, a dual master’s degree student studying social entrepreneurship and public health, and Agnes Premkumar, a medical student.
The Breman Global Health Fellowship is funded by a generous donation to deepen Keck School students’ appreciation of health problems in developing countries. This grant fellowship supports students interested in international health and public service careers by funding clinical, field or laboratory research experience in a foreign country.
Miles Lambert-Peck
Degree Program: Master of Science in Social Entrepreneurship / Master of Public Health
Project Title: Social Enterprise as an Ecohealth Intervention: an Exploratory Case Study in Southern Uganda
Project Location: Uganda
Faculty Advisor: Mellissa Withers
Collaborator: Conservation Through Public Health
Project Dates: May 2019 – July 2019
Agnes Premkumar
Degree Program: MD
Project Title: Assessing the effectiveness of the Hands for Health reproductive health education campaign in the Brunca region
Project Location: Costa Rica
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Lindsey Dunn
Collaborator: Hands for Health
Project Dates: June 2019 – July 2019
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