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Over the past 15 years, our global health work at the University of Minnesota has spanned the globe — from strengthening the healthcare workforce in Uganda to fostering environmental health research in the fields of northern Thailand. 

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Becoming a member of the Consortium allows CGHSR and other member centers to establish an interdisciplinary, cross-campus collaboration that benefits students, faculty, staff and the general public.
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Bailey Newell, an MPH student, traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand, in January as part of CGHSR’s independent study program.
Supporting Global Health Education for 20 Years: CGHSR Student Coordinator Shannon Benson
CGHSR Student Coordinator Shannon Benson has been an integral part of the Global Medical Education and Research program.

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Student Opportunity: Global Health Independent Study

CGHSR offers a global health independent study to current and incoming University of Minnesota graduate and professional students. 

This is an opportunity to earn academic credit while abroad that allows students to focus on a topic of their choosing. Potential topics include global health, determinants of health, ethics, comparative analysis of health systems or similar subjects. 

Independent studies may be developed during fall, spring, or summer semester, for 1–3 credits. To enroll in an independent study with CGHSR, students should first reach out to the CGHSR team to identify a topic and faculty mentor. 

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