15 Students Named 2025 Povost's Global Scholars
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Congratulations to the 15 students who were awarded funding through the Provost's Global Scholar program, which created to help UMB students engage in a critical analysis of complex, interdependent global systems and legacies and their implications for people's lives and the Earth's sustainability. Through participation in the Scholar Program, in concert with the student’s graduate or professional studies, students will grow in their understanding of how their actions can address the world’s most pressing and enduring issues collaboratively and equitably.
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Madeline Alizadeh School of Medicine Energizing Gastroenterology Development in Rwanda (EGD-Rwanda) |
Kyle Korte School of Law Proactive Climate Measures: Understanding Flood Mitigation and Environmental Law in Vienna |
Sydney Schuster School of Law The Aftermath of Coastal Wildfires and the Revocation of Environmental Policies in Australia and the US |
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Andrew Ayers School of Medicine Assessing Diabetes Management in Migrant Children Receiving Primary Care Through a Free Clinic |
Jonathan Lawton School of Graduate Studies Building Capacity for Computational Malaria Research in Blantyre, Malawi |
Cassandra Seifert School of Medicine Maternal Health Challenges for Women Living with HIV in Malawi |
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Donald Babamomba Amenah School of Nursing The Pregnant and Parenting Adolescent and Education: Assessing the Challenges and Prospects of School-Going Pregnant and Parenting Adolescents in the Upper East Region, Ghana |
Thomas Northrup School of Social Work Developing a Psychodrama Model for Disaster Recovery
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Sophie Tran School of Medicine Trauma Leagues in Brazil: Advantageous to the US
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Ashley Jiwon Woo School of Dentistry Exploring Innovative Approaches to Oral Oncology at the National Cancer Center Korea |
David D. Robertson School of Social Work Enhancing Caregiver Support in Grief through a Community-Led Initiative with Make-A-Wish Norge |
Jessica Valvo School of Law Sustainability or Greenwashing in Copenhagen |
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Simpson Kamugisha School of Social Work Qualitative Study of the Lived Experiences of only Boda Boda Drivers Who Have Experienced Accidents in Uganda |
Flor de Maria Quiroz Moreyra School of Medicine Studying the Interconnections between Indigenous Andean Cultural Influences on Obstetrics Medical Care in Cusco, Peru |
Nicole Zehner School of Law Blue Crabs in Italy: Laws and Tactics for Invasive Species Elimination
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