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Master of Public Health (MPH) - Global Health (2)
| Name: Daniel Bones Gallardo |
| Home Town: Los Angeles |
Current Degree Sought: MPH, Grad Cert |
Email: Dg_bones@gwu.edu,
wizdog2001@hotmail.com |
Current Program: MPH- Global Health
Graduate Certificate- Epidemiology
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| What's best about the School of Public Health and Health Services at GW?
The establish programs, like ISCOPES, that facilitate the outreach of students to the community willing to improve the lives of those with minimal resources, the number of internships and research opportunities offered to incoming SPHHS students, and the connections by the faculty to the organizations in the DC area |
| What's best about living in the Washington, DC Area?
The diversity of DC's population and the resources available to become "connected" |
My message to applicants:
The resources are made available. It just a matter of deciding what is suitable for your needs and goal. Then, it's yours! |
| Name: Waye, Khadidiatou |
| Home Town: Olney, MD |
Current Degree Sought: MPH |
| Email: Kswaye@gwu.edu |
Current Program: Global Health |
| What's best about the School of Public Health and Health Services at GW?
Exposure to numerous agencies and organizations dedicated to improve the health of the world. Key players include the World Bank, IMF, USAID. There are multiple events on a daily basis, addressing various health issues, most events are free, and students are given the opportunity to interact with Public Health professionals . |
| What's best about living in the Washington, DC Area?
Cultural diversity, multiple colleges/universities, proximity to New York, Philadelphia, Delaware, and New Jersey |
| My message to applicants:
GWU is definitely a leader in the field of Public Health! The school has a genuine interest in students' academic well-being, and its location in the heart of key decision makers has been very valuable. One of the best features offered at GWU is the opportunity to hear numerous guests speakers who are leaders in their field. Grand Rounds also offers great lecturers, from great organizations (i.e.: Julie Gerberding from the CDC). Students are very diverse and friendly. Fun activities are always being held by different student organizations. |
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