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Global Pop—formerly known as IFAP

Supporting patient care, training & education, and research across the world’s spectrum of resource-poor settings and medically underserved populations.

The Program for Global and Population Health, previously known as the IFAP Global Health Program, seeks to support the emergence of a new generation of leaders in global and population health, whether abroad or at home, through research, education & training, and patient care. We provide education to Columbia University professional, graduate, and undergraduate students through pedagogy and in-fi

eld experiences. Central to their education is exposure to a wide variety of disciplines that relate to health, not just medicine, dentistry, nursing, nutrition and public health but also international policy, climate change, and sustainable development. Wherever possible, we seek to link students’ international or domestic global health experiences— whether gained through research, patient care, or the acquisition of cultural insight and language skills— to efforts to improve the health care of immigrants in the United States.

11/01/2017

04/14/2017

Calling all students interested in an exciting opportunity with this large Mumbai based Non-profit organization committed to improving Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition Services in Urban Slums

Students are needed for qualitative and quantitative analysis of existing project data on:
· Reduction in wasting among children aged 0-6 years
· Reduction in anemia in pregnant and lactating mothers
· Reduction in unmet need for contraception
· Screening and early identification of malnourished children

If interested, please send cover letter and resume to msph-ofp@columbia.edu, no later than Friday, April 21st.

04/03/2017

Stop by the "Zika and the Global Health Security Agenda" conference today from 9am to 5:50pm in Bard Hall Lounge!

Featured speakers:

Honorable Wilmot James, Ph.D.
Member of Parliament, Shadow Minister, South Africa

Kayvon Modjarrad, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Director for Emerging Infectious Disease Threats, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

Lawrence Stanberry, M.D., Ph.D.
Reuben S. Carpentier Professor and Chair of Pediatrics, CUMC

Lawrence Kerr, Ph.D.
Director, Office of Pandemic and Emerging Threats, Office of Global Affairs, Department of Health and Human Services

Ian Lipkin, M.D.
John Snow Professor of Epidemiology, CUMC

Honorable Andrew Weber
Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

11/22/2016

APPLY NOW: IFAP Global Health Program is now accepting applications for the 2017 Global is Local and IFAP Abroad programs through December 16. Interested Columbia University students can request an application via e-mail at: ifap@cumc.columbia.edu

Address

New York, NY
10032

Telephone

+12123429034

Website

http://ps.columbia.edu/education/academic-career-planning/research-global-health-opportunities/global-health-programs

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