Scholarships & Alumni

“It was quite an amazing experience being an Institute Scholar.  I have been able to network with former and current students, become friends with guest speakers such as IHS Acting Director – Admiral Michael Weahkee (Zuni Pueblo).  I am doing great things for my community and able to directly apply the tools and education I gained from JHU Bloomberg School of Public Health.”

– Cornell Magdelena (Institute Scholar, 2018)

“The Winter Institute gave me an opportunity to learn from some of the foremost experts in the public and tribal health fields, allowing me to gain knowledge that would not have been impossible otherwise. In addition, being able to work with other students throughout the course allowed me to build upon my knowledge and experiences with those from other parts of the country and other tribal affiliations. I am thankful for being able to attend this institute and hope to attend many more going forward.”

– William Carson (Institute Scholar, 2021)

“I was thrilled to discover a program exists for busy working healthcare professionals. It was incredible to be around passionate people getting involved in their own tribes as well as the larger community.”

– Jada Scott (Certificate Graduate, 2019)

“It was quite an amazing experience being an Institute Scholar.  I have been able to network with former and current students, become friends with guest speakers such as IHS Acting Director – Admiral Michael Weahkee (Zuni Pueblo).  I am doing great things for my community and able to directly apply the tools and education I gained from JHU Bloomberg School of Public Health.”

– Cornell Magdelena (Institute Scholar, 2018)

“The Winter Institute gave me an opportunity to learn from some of the foremost experts in the public and tribal health fields, allowing me to gain knowledge that would not have been impossible otherwise. In addition, being able to work with other students throughout the course allowed me to build upon my knowledge and experiences with those from other parts of the country and other tribal affiliations. I am thankful for being able to attend this institute and hope to attend many more going forward.”

– William Carson (Institute Scholar, 2021)