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MUSC International Bazaar
Join The Center for Global Health at the Horseshoe Thursday, March 28, from 11am to 1:30pm as we celebrate the richness of cultures represented here on MUSC's campus with food, crafts, and performances from around the world. Contact Rebeca Mueller at muellemr@musc.edu for any questions or additional information.
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International Women's Day - An interview with Barbara Marebwa
 Barbara Marebwa
Student, College of Graduate Studies
Tell me about yourself and your role here at MUSC.
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International Women's Day - An interview with Maha Aldoughaim
Maha Aldoughaim |
International Women's Day - An interview with Dr. Cristina Smith
 Assistant Professor, Division of Occupational Therapy
Founder of MUSC Alliance for Hispanic Health
College of Health Professions
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International Women's Day - An interview with Dr. Carol Feghali-Bostwick
 Professor, Division of Rheumatology & Immunology
SmartState and Kitty Trask Holt Endowed Chair for Scleroderma Research
College of Medicine
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MUSC Global and Public Health Week: April 1-5
Don't miss this weeklong series of events, sponsored by the MUSC Center for Global Health and the Department of Public Health Sciences, to hear leaders in the field discuss how they are tackling unique global health challenges.
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MUSC student team announced for Emory's 2019 Global Health Case Competition
 The MUSC Center for Global Health would like to congratulate the following students for being selected to be a part of this year’s MUSC team headed to Emory’s Global Health Case Competition. |
When getting to your next medical school class means an 8,000-mile trip
 This Friday, three Medical University of South Carolina students begin a journey that will end more than 8,000 miles from Charleston in the East African country of Tanzania. They’re headed to Muhimbili National Hospital in Dar es Salaam, which sits on the coast of the Indian Ocean. They’ll also spend time in a rural clinic that has a research site run by MUSC and the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences focused on large-scale community-based prevention and care programs. |
Emergency Medicine resident's reflection from Masindi, Uganda: Kyle Embertson
 Here I went, into the depths of Uganda. A place I had never been and had heard very little about. The project goal boiled down to creating a curriculum for our medical students who visit One World Health Masindi Kitara Medical Center (MKMC) with the goal of eventually building a sustainable shared curriculum that can be utilized by both the visiting medical students and also by the medical officers and other staff at MKMC. |
MUSC collaborates with Child Family Health International to expand global health opportunities for students
 MUSC Center for Global Health is excited to announce a new partnership with Child Family Health International (CFHI), a leading international non-governmental organization that specializes in providing global health education and training programs for students and universities. CFHI operates more than 30 community-based programs in 11 countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Ghana, India, Mexico, Philippines, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and the United States. |
