Charlotte, an HPA Jock Doc, spent her junior summer working at Boston Children's Hospital in the Department of Otolaryngology and Communication Enhancement.

Stanley spent his first-year summer, in Alabama, working with an American Heart Association funded research study called Equity in Prevention and Progression of Hypertension by Addressing barriers to Nutrition and Physical Activity.

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Mindy spent her first-year summer completing a research internship in Seoul, South Korea which was supported by funding from the Streicker International Fellows Program.

Sukaina spent her sophomore summer working with the Project Healthcare cohort at Bellevue Hospital, a public safety net hospital and Level 1 trauma center.

Reema spent her junior summer collaborating with the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute for the Recognizing Inequities and Standing for Equality (RISE) Fellowship Program, through Pace.

William spent his sophomore summer working working in Dr. Eileen White's lab at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey at Rutgers, where he explored the effects of cancer cachexia in a lung cancer mouse model.

Nick spent his sophomore summer working in the Basu Lab at the University of Pennsylvania, where he focused on studying HPV-driven head and neck cancer.

Amaya spent her junior summer conducting senior thesis research at a community mental health clinic in Rhode Island.

Hilal completed an 8-week internship with Partners for Andean Community Health (PACH) in Riobamba, Ecuador, her first-year summer.

In the summer after her first year, Charlotte was a Global Health Intern for Partners for Andean Community Health (PACH), which works with a clinic in Ecuador that serves rural, indigenous populations. Since the internship was virtual, she could simultaneously star in a musical, feeding her passion for theater while also learning more about healthcare.

Carson spent her sophomore summer in the prevention wing of the trauma department at Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital on work that might prevent car accident-related deaths, funded through Princeton's Streicker Fellowship.

Nanako returned to the country of her birth and ambitiously took on two research internships in summer 2018.

Elizabeth worked as a scribe at Casa De Salud, a non-profit community health clinic that provides clinical and mental healthcare services to uninsured immigrant populations throughout the St. Louis metropolitan region for her first-year summer.

Claire spent her junior summer gaining independence, new data analysis skills, and helpful perspectives from diverse colleagues through her GHP internship with the Peace Corps Office of Global Health and HIV in Washington, DC.

Tianyi participated in data analysis and research at the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit in Vietnam through the GHP summer internship program, her junior summer.

Colin spent his first-year summer an Operating Room Tech in the hospital in his home town.

Elisabeth gained an inspirational mentor by connecting with a physician speaker who came to campus. She shadowed the physician during the school year and joined her for a summer at New York Presbyterian Hospital.

Coming to Princeton with an interest in Classics, Marina participated in a Global Seminar in Greece where she gained awareness and appreciation of the juxtaposition of modern and ancient cultures.

Ruchita spend the summer after her first year in Germany working in the surgical department of a teaching hospital through Princeton's German department Summer Work Program.

Andrew spent his sophomore summer in Israel, where he received EMT certification and worked with the Magen David Adom ambulance team.

Vivian spent three months working in a lab that works on soft bioelectronic interfaces that can be used in humans for medical applications in beautiful Geneva, Switzerland.