College of Arts and Sciences
Here are some additional resources for global health concentration students. While this list is not exhaustive, it is a good starting point to explore opportunities available for those interested in global health.

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Student Clubs & Organizations

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  • Anthropology Club

  • The Campus Kitchen Project at UVM

  • Catamounts Against Cancer

  • Engineers Without Borders

  • FeelGood

  • MEDVIDA

  • Minorities Association for Premedical Students (MAPS)

  • Partners in Health Engage

  • Slow Food UVM

  • University of Vermont Premedical Club

  • UVM Pre-Physician Assistant Club

  • Vermont Student Assembly for Public Health (VtSAPH)

  • Volunteers in Action

  • UVM Rescue

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Research Opportunities

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For Research Opportunities

Related to biological anthropology, medical anthropology, and/or global health, take classes with professors who teach relevant courses. Look up faculty profiles at UVM and beyond to see what kinds of research faculty are doing. Contact faculty well before course registration period to see if they need any help in the coming semester and to explore whether you are a good match.

Psychforums Research Resource

The Department of Anthropology at the University of Vermont has established a partnership with the online support forum PsychForums – a mental health resource for online conversations and support around a variety of mental health conditions. This partnership allows UVM to recruit research participants through the forum. If you desire to use this resource, please reference this link for more information.

Graduate Education in Global Health

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There are many different types of graduate degrees that have a focus on global health. These may include graduate programs centered around global health, international health, medical anthropology, tropical diseases, international health policy, international health management, or global health or international health law.  In other cases, there are global health concentrations or tracks found within other graduate degree programs such as public health, epidemiology and biostatistics, international development, anthropology, environmental health sciences, or clinical professions.  To explore some different types of programs at various universities, check out the Consortium of Universities for Global Health or the list compiled in this document (DOCX)

Webinars & Learning Resources

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For global health related videos on everything from career paths to ethics, check out Dr. Greg Martin's channel on Youtube.