Pilot Study under The Realm of Possibility + Harvard Global Health Institute Collaboration
Dr. Brittany Seymour
works to integrate oral health and general health across professions and disciplines through public health, teaching, and curriculum development.
Dr. John-Arne Røttingen
works to make decision-making in health care more evidence-based, more rigorous, and more transparent from the clinical to the policy level.
Michael Chu
works to identify high-impact health interventions for the poor and develops models to deliver these interventions commercially.
Dr. Michael VanRooyen
works to bring accountability, quality and efficiency to the field of humanitarian assistance to save lives.
Dr. Katherine Baicker
works to improve the delivery of health care and health insurance through programs like Medicaid for low-income populations or Medicare for the elderly.
Dr. Naill Kirkland
works on the regeneration and reoccupation of land that has been polluted, contaminated, and abandoned.
Dr. Suerie Moon
works to address the high prices of medicines and encourages research and development systems to prioritize unprofitable diseases.
Dr. Jennifer Learning
works to improve the ways in which the international humanitarian community responds during times of crisis.
Sarah Rankin
works to prevent interpersonal violence and provides comprehensive student-centered intervention services on campus.
Dr. Fernando Reimers
works to understand the impact of policy and programs in helping students develop skills that allow them to become self-authoring individuals.
Dr. Jennifer Learning
uses genomics to examine parasites at the molecular level to understand the interaction between malaria-causing parasites, their hosts and mosquitos.
Kirk Friedrich
mobilizes the global soccer community in the fight against HIV/AIDS and uses local heroes, professional soccer players and to educate at risk youth.
Dr. Dennis Norman
works to increase resources that address American Indian and Alaskan Native health inequities and on projects that foster Nation Building.