Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

“My two research mentors were extremely helpful and we had mentorship meetings on a weekly basis. As someone who was not trained in political science, I learned a lot about how different theories in the field can be applied to global health through my research.”

“I enjoyed learning new laboratory techniques and engaging in independent research. My favorite part was learning about various signaling cascades involved in ALS pathology and getting up to date on the literature concerning my protein of interest, c9orf72. ”