Come down to Trent Hall for brunch with fellow undergraduate students interested in global health. Engage in a discussion moderated by one of our faculty members geared at deepening your understanding of global health, including how to get involved in research and tips to start your career in the field. Hear from a variety of perspectives, such as the fields of psychology, public policy, humanities, medicine, and engineering. Come hungry. Leave informed. 

RSVP required. Space is limited. 

Each month, a different instructor will moderate the Breakfast Club, so mark your calendars for the whole semester! 

About this month's moderator:
Sumedha (Sumi) Ariely is Assistant Professor of the Practice, Global Health. Sumi works in global health and psychology with emphasis on community based participatory research.  Ask her about riding an Arabian stallion in Niger, crashing on a moped in the sahara, why she spent time tearing paper in Ethiopia, and what one of her kids did in Nevada at Burning Man. 

Courses taught:

• Global Health Service, Research, & Ethics
• Research Methods in Global Health 

Can't attend this session? Attend another time!

• January 17 with Eric Green
• January 31 with Dennis Clements
• March 28 with David Boyd
• April 18 with Gary Bennett