by lsj3430 | Aug 9, 2021 | GlobeMed, Social Justice, Uganda
Image caption: Living facilities for girls aged 13-19 at the Give Her a Chance Orphanage are currently under construction. By Esther Cha, ’24 While thousands of children in the United States reluctantly drag themselves out of bed every morning to go to school,...
by lsj3430 | Aug 2, 2021 | COVID19, Global Health, International, Public Health, Uganda
By Muhammad Saleh, ’24 The substantial number of COVID-19 vaccines being exclusively distributed and administered has led to the re-opening of wealthier countries. The added burdens of dealing with a global pandemic seem to be fading away. However, for many of...
by mjb843 | Feb 28, 2016 | Fundraisers, GlobeMed
On November 17-20 the GlobeMed Campaigns Team put on the annual Sweater Sale. Here is Jason Chen, Co-President of Campaigns, on the fundraiser in review. I believe that the annual fall ugly sweater sale is consistently our most successful fundraiser. We large amount...
by mjb843 | Feb 4, 2016 | GlobeMed, Social Justice
“Instead of treating social justice issues as trendy news topics or points of discussion, we should acknowledge that all social justice issues deserve to be recognized and fought for.” My name’s Camille Cooley. I’m a sophomore in SESP studying...
by mjb843 | May 12, 2015 | globalhealthU, Uncategorized
By Amy Lin Last quarter, the ghU sessions delved into the topics of gender and sexuality. While the sessions were empowering and fun as a woman, it was easy to get swept up in the feminist movement and start saying things like “gender is a social construct” and “down...
by mjb843 | May 17, 2014 | Community Building, GlobeMed
By Gordon Younkin Hometown: Chicago, IL Major: Cognitive Science Minor: Global Health Studies Siblings: Two sisters, who are 12 and 19, and one brother, who is 11. Favorite food: “PIZZA! I love pizza so much it’s only a tad bit ridiculous.” Favorite place she’s ever...
