Each semester, the Center for Global Health teams with the National Institutes of Health's Fogarty International Center to award 10 to 15 students a Framework Program in Global Health fellowship. These awards are given to undergraduate and graduate Hopkins students to help support an international research experience. Each student works with a faculty mentor to complete their projects. Below is a list of our most recent award winners for the Fall 2007 semester, with abstracts of their work. Personal accounts of their time overseas will be added as they return from their research experiences.

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Previous Winner Profiles:
>> Spring 2006  
>> Fall 2006  
>> Spring 2007  
>> Fall 2007  
>> Spring 2008 

Fall 2007 winners:

	Jennifer Armistead   Country: Zambia   Topic: Evaluation of a Novel Surveillance Tool that Approximates Human Landing Catches for Surveillance of Anopheline Malaria Vectors in Macha, Zambia
	Emily Ciccone  Country: Uganda Topic: Assessing the Utility of Dried Blood Spots to Determine Eligibility of HIV-infected Individuals for Antiretroviral Therapy in Resource-Limited Settings
	Joseph Crompton Country: Brazil Topic: Role of kinin receptors in African trypanosome traversal across the human BBB
	Amy Goh Country: South Africa Topic: HIV/AIDS and Adolescent Girls Engaging in Sexual Activity with Minibus Drivers in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
	Colleen Hanrahan  Country: South Africa Topic: Creating a Composite SES index and Household Wealth Measure in a Cohort of HIV-positive Individuals in Rural and Urban Sites in South Africa
	Luxme Hariharan Country: Niger Topic: Two-year Prevalence of Trachoma and Ocular Chlamydia trachomatis Infection in villages randomized to a Water and Hygiene intervention Program compared to control villages in Maradi, Niger
	Lynn Huynh Country: Vietnam Topic: Performance Measurement and Management
	Jennifer Leigh Country: Jordan Topic: Iraqi Refugee Project
	Corinne Mazzeo Country: South Africa Topic: Infant feeding and HIV: Refining a tool for quality counseling in low-resource settings
	Kent Stevens Country: Bangladesh Topic: Evaluation of Cultural and Indigenous Techniques for Drowning Resuscitation in Bangladesh
	Katherine Vassos Country: Namibia Topic: Evaluating an HIV Prevention Program Providing Microcredit Loans and Health Education to Young Women in Namibia