Global Health Intern, Advancing Equitable Global Health Research Partnerships
Intern
Esha Mahmood is a third-year Honours Global Health student, specializing in health promotion and disease prevention.
Esha is currently working under the supervisor of Dr. Tarra Penney, where she is supporting the Advancing equitable Global Health Research Partnerships research project through the planning and implementation of a Global Health Research Dialogue Series.
Previously, Esha was a Global Health Special Projects Research Assistant in FW25-26 and SU26 under the supervision of Dr. Tarra Penney, as well as Institute Coordinator Theresa Dinh and Research Finance assistant, Charlotte Bull.
Themes | Global Health Foresighting |
Status | Active |
Events |
8th Annual Global Health Intern Symposium |
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