The Consortium of Universities in Global Health Conference was an incredible opportunity to share my work and learn from experts in global health. I plan to pursue a career in global health upon graduation, so it was inspiring and motivating to see the current work in this field and think about how I can best contribute.
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42 hours, 500 high school students, 60 Dartmouth staffers, 13 committees and countless moments of learning. While the 14thannual Dartmouth Model United Nations Conference concluded with much success April 7, the weekend marked a year of many firsts for the Dartmouth MUN team. First DartMUN conference to include designated crisis managers for each crisis and Ad Hoc committee, first all-female executive Secretariat, and first time the team has traveled to a collegiate conference.
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Teresa Alvarado-Patlán '19 advises incoming students to not be too hard on themselves or over-commit. “Focus on finding a balance, while not burning yourself out.”
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Our Benefit Dinner took place on February 20th, the World Day of Social Justice. Global health and social justice are inherently linked as not everyone has equal access to health care. By raising awareness of these issues, GlobeMed hopes to spur our generation into action, tackling these inequalities and making a more just, more healthy world.
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PLEASE NOTE: This opportunity is listed for reference only. The deadline to apply has passed. This is an unpaid internship opportunity from outside the Rockefeller Center. Position Type: Internship - unpaid Location: Washington D.C.
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