GLOBAL HEALTH

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GLOBAL HEALTH

• Stony Brook University

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GLOBAL HEALTH ELECTIVES

• Electives Fall and Spring ,first and Second year
  Medical Students and MPH students
• 10 hours didactic per semester
• Fall Topics Spring Topics
• TB, HIV, malaria, Demography,
• maternal mortality aid development
• immigrant health, policy, waterborne
• STDs, diseases, malnutrition,
• helminths, childhood respiratory
  disease, vaccines, travel medicine

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GLOBAL HEALTH ELECTIVES

• Faculty
• Pulmonary/Critical Care
• Pediatric Pulmonary
• Adult Infectious disease
• Pediatric Infectious disease
• Public Health
• Suffolk County Dept of Public Health

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ASSESSMENTS

• Medical Students
• Pass/Fail brief essays
• MPH Students
• letter grades
• MCQ
• Brief essays

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ASSESSMENTS

• MPH Extra Credit Self Study Project
• Fall semester Spring semester
• National TB control policy health related
  development policy
• 5 minute PowerPoint presentation to class and 10
  page essay

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BARRY COLLER FUND

• RESEARCH ELECTIVES (MSI, MSIV)
• 25K total
• Airfare/Housing/Vaccinations/Transportation
• Evaluation committee for proposals
• Reports and presentations
• Stony Brook and local mentor
• IRB Stony Brook and local
• Speaker fund

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Peru/US Naval Research Center

• Official Elective /MOU
• Didactic and research program in infectious
  diseases

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THE MADAGASCAR ANKIZY FUND
For the education and health care of children
living in remote areas of Madagascar
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Madagascar Ankizy Fund

• Paleontology for 13 years, northern Madagascar
• 7 years ago first elementary school construction,
  teacher salary support, clean water, latrines,
  school supplies
• Now 3 schools
• Annual oral surgery/dental clinics
• Medical clinic preliminary visits as foundation
  for USAID application for primary health care

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School at Berivotra
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President and Robert Kenny in Madagascar
August, 2007
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Other plans

• MOUs with Tanzanian medical schools
• Kenya Family Health International community
  research electives
• Tanzania Health Consortium (led by Jeffrey Sachs)
  Stony Brook will concentrate on projects related
  sustainable access to clean water
• medicine, public health, geosciences, marine
  science, chemistry, anthropology collaboration

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Other plans

• MOUs with medical schools in South Korea, Kerala
  (India) and Tanzania
• Kenya Family Health International community
  research electives
• Tanzania Health Consortium (led by Jeffrey Sachs)
  Stony Brook will concentrate on projects related
  sustainable access to clean water
• medicine, public health, geoscience, marine
  science, chemistry, anthropology collaboration