Sydney Janssen completed an internship where she conducted an evaluation for the Tribal Healthy Homes Network using the AirMatters Toolkit.
Cristina Curran completed an internship with the USA National Phenology Network where she assessed results of a stake holder needs assessment.
Heejin Mun completed an internship with Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health where she created a data dashboard to provide accessible public health surveillance information on cannabis data and public health impacts of cannabis legalization for Nevada residents.
Janis Kim completed an internship with the Berkeley Food Network’s Mobile Pantry Program where she conducted a program evaluation to asses impact, client satisfaction, and determine barriers and accessibility of the BFN food pantry.
Brittney Rosiles completed an internship with the Community of Bilingual English-Spanish Speakers Exploring Issues in Science and Health (CBESS) Project where she completed multiple tasks involved in gathering and analyzing information and aiding in grant writing.
Kim Sloan completed an internship with Awaken, where she assisted with the implementation of Awaken’s strategic plan, evaluated internal communication, and documented best practices in working with survivors of sex trafficking.
Erin Kenney completed an internship with The Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health Academic Health Department, where she created communication graphics for COVID-10 pandemic response. She also collaborated with Graham County Health Department to establish resources for a Senior Resource Guide.
A Student completed an internship with the South Asian Heart Center where she worked with the Center’s staff to determine effective outreach strategies for targeted groups.
Sydnee Franzwa completed an internship with the Women and Children’s Center of the Sierra (WACCS) where she conducted a survey to determine which services are most beneficial at WACCS.
Judith Ijeoma Okoro completed an internship where she designed interventions to increase physical activity among primary primary school children during the COVID-19 pandemic.