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Asia

Cambodia

Program Name/Location Description:
World Relief/ Hope for Cambodia's Children We believe local church congregations offer hope and life; that the church offers the best context for working with the poor in overcoming their lack of opportunity. The local church with its emphasis on restored relationships can meet spiritual, social and physical needs.
Student Year Documents/Presentations
Nicole Mah 2007 Evaluation

China

Program Name/Location Description:
China CDC - NCAIDS Doris Duke Charitable Foundation – International Clinical Research Fellowships
UNC/Chapel Hill is one of six US medical schools offering a Doris Duke International Clinical Research Fellowship for medical students with an international placement site.
Student Year Documents/Presentations
Elizabeth Au
 2011-2012

India

Program Name/Location Description:
Himalayan Health Exchange Himalayan Health Exchange is a humanitarian service program bringing together healthcare professionals who give of their time, talent and resources to provide care to the underserved populations in select, remote areas of Indo-Tibetan Borderlands. Each trip combines service and adventure, with team members providing care while also experiencing the land, its natural environment, people and culture.
Student Year Documents/Presentations
Kevin Carpenter 2006 Evaluation
Meredith Niess 2006 Evaluation
Anna McDonald 2007 Evaluation
Brad Sumrow 2007 Evaluation
Matthew DeAugustinis 2007 Evaluation
Nate Montgomery 2008 Evaluation
Althea Mascarenhas 2009 Evaluation / Presentation
Amber Franz 2009 Evaluation
Anem Waheed 2009 Evaluation
Anne Taylor 2009 Evaluation
Elizabeth Rabold 2009 Evaluation
Malcolm Ross 2009 Evaluation
Richard Dane 2009 Evaluation
Lisa Webb, Jacob Johnson, Adam Dreschler, Jennifer Lim 2010 Presentation | Evaluations
Landon Brown, Lauren Jacobs, Laura Cone, Laura Cannon, Emily Hughes, Brian Lappas, Nandish Shah, Evan Zeitler, Genevieve Wolpert, Josh Thompson, Atif Sheikh, Christopher Hwang, May Doan, Sarah Smiley, Michelle Ro 2011 Presentation | Evaluations
Program Name/Location Student Year Documents/Presentations
King Edward Memorial (KEM) Hospital / Seth Gordhandas Sunderdas Medical College Tilak Shah 2005 Project Report
Program Name/Location Description:
Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement SVYM's principle area of operation is the Heggadadevanakote Taluk in Mysore District of Karnataka, India. Here it has various institution-based and community based Health and Education projects and also undertakes several Community Development Initiatives, catering to a populace of about 300,000 comprising both tribals and non-tribals. The reach of these activities also extend to the neighbouring Taluks, namely Hunsur, Nanjangud and Gundlupet.
Student Year Documents/Presentations
Kiran Venkatesh 2006 Summary
Program Name/Location Description:
Narayana Hrudayalaya Institute of Cardiac Sciences Narayana Hrudayalaya provides complete, expert and holistic treatment to the millions of afflicted individuals in need of treatment by experts at an affordable cost. Health care services spread across Cardiac, Neuro, Specialist Paediatric Care, Organ Transplants, Gastroenterology and much more.
Student Year Documents/Presentations
Kiran Venkatesh 2006 Summary
Program Name/Location Description:
Child Family Health International

Child Family Health International (CFHI) is a global family of committed professionals and students who work at the grassroots level to promote the health of the world community. CFHI has multiple projects in numerous countries across the globe.
Student Year Documents/Presentations
Anna McDonald 2007 Presentation
Program Name/Location Description:
Landour Community Hospital, Mussoorie, India

 
Student Year Documents/Presentations
Matthew Oettinger 2009 Presentation
Other Programs: Description:
AVSAR AVSAR (Alliance of Volunteers for Service, Action, and Reform) is a US-Based 501 © 3 organization committed to improving the healthcare of the underprivileged in India. By recruiting worldwide volunteers to share their skills (medical, business, public health, etc) with inspirational grassroots NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations), AVSAR strives to provide high quality volunteer experiences with an emphasis on sustainability and capacity building of the organization. We have offices in Stone Mountain Georgia, USA and Mumbai, India.
Jamkhed International Institute medical elective The Comprehensive Rural Health Project, Jamkhed has been working among the rural poor and marginalized for over 36 years. By partnering with village communities the project aims to effectively meet the immediate and long term needs of these groups, especially women. With values of compassion, justice, respect and trust CRHP works to empower people, families and communities, regardless of caste, race or religion, through integrated efforts in health and development.

 

Singapore

Program Name/Location Student Year Documents/Presentations
Clinical research with physician in Singapore
Yemeng Lu
2011

 

South Korea

Program Name/Location Student Year Documents/Presentations
Seoul National University Hospital Sung Bae 2006 Evaluation

 

Tibet

Program Name/Location Description:
Tibetan Village Project Tibetan Village Project (TVP) is a non-profit, non-political organization dedicated to promoting sustainable development while preserving the rich cultural heritage of Tibet. The organization was founded in 2001 by a Tibetan couple, Tseyang and Tamdin Wangdu, with support from friends and family.