Five MPH, two MHS students, and one MS student have been awarded the Center's Global Health Scholarships for a year of education at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Seventeen Hopkins students have been awarded Framework Program in Global Health awards for the Spring 2008 semester, to support their overseas field research.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health has awarded pilot grants of $50,000 to ten faculty members to enable and support their proposed global health research projects.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health recently awarded eleven Hopkins students a Framework Program in Global Health award for the Fall 2007 semester.

A consortium led by the Center for Global Health has been awarded a $10 million grant to eliminate blinding trachoma.

A Hopkins study on circumcision was named as the top medical breakthrough of 2007 by Time Magazine.

Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, has spent his career fighting neglected tropical diseases and he discussed the challenges and opportunities existing in the field during a presentation at Hopkins on Wednesday, December 5.

Center for Global Health Director Thomas C. Quinn, MD, is one of six Johns Hopkins University researchers who have been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science by their peers.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health, in conjunction with Interplast, announces a photo exhibit being hosted at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.

Roger Glass of the Fogarty International Center speaks on the importance of an early overseas educational experience on a student’s potential global health career.

The Center for Global Health has honored fourteen Hopkins students with Framework awards to support their overseas research projects.

USAID announced that JHPIEGO has been awarded a 5-year AIDSTAR contract. The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health is one of JHPIEGO's major partners on the AIDSTAR contract.

Six MPH and three MHS students have been awarded the Center's first global health scholarships for a year of education at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Twenty-four Hopkins students, faculty, and staff members shared their research results and personal experiences in Africa during the Hopkins All-University Seminar on Africa (HAUSA).

Dr. Jane Bertrand, director, Center for Communication Programs (CCP), and Dr. Thomas Quinn, director, Center for Global Health, announced Johns Hopkins University won a five-year award for Project SEARCH from USAID.

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's Tachi Yamada spoke to the Hopkins community about the Foundation's approach to giving.

Thomas Quinn, MD, Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health, has named Chris Beyrer, MD, MPH, Robert Bollinger, Jr., MD, MPH, and Nancy Glass, PhD, MPH, RN as associate directors.

The Center for Global Development's Ruth Levine spoke to the Hopkins community about global health in practice.