Graduating GHS senior Anna Peach will serve on the inaugural Youth Advisory Council for the Climate Equity Collaborative, a public-private partnership formed by the National Wildlife Foundation. The council consists of 14 individuals across the nation and aims to help engage nontraditional partners—like youth and underserved communities—in climate action and innovation.

Congratulations to GHS student Isabel Rushton, who will be pursuing an intensive Indonesian language program this summer in Malang, Indonesia.

Nationally recognized inventor Dasia Taylor (Global Health Studies BS) will deliver immersive STEAM workshops for students 12-15 years old in spring 2024.

Congratulations to Maria Martinez Rangel (BS Spring 2023) on the publication of a research article analyzing self-harm data collected from a hospital in rural India during Martinez Rangel's internship with Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement. The article appears in the International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health 10/31/23 issue.

Congratulations to Dr. Anne Kiche on receiving an award from the University of Iowa Environmental Health Sciences Research Center (EHSRC) to develop her proposed project, Social Environmental Health Risks and Community Engagement.

The article in The Gazette highlights Dr. Maierhofer's research and teaching related to witch trials and how these historical events are still relevant in the modern world.

Congratulations to GHS student Lesley Trujillo on receiving the Dr. Ken Magid Scholarship to pursue an internship with the CDC and Red Cross in Kisumu, Kenya, this summer!

The GHS program sends huge congratulations to Dasia Taylor, recognized as USA Today's Woman of the Year from Iowa!

Join the GHSP in congratulating GHS senior Eleanor Hildebrandt on being awarded a 2023-24 Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship Award to Germany.

On Wednesday, February 15, at 7:00pm, GHS and MPH student Asel Nasr will present her research findings related to advocacy, public health, and maternal mental health in Southwest Asian, North African, and Arab (SWANA) communities as part of an event hosted by the Iowa City Foreign Relations Council.