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Two months in India to learn about public health in rural communities.
Why we're here...
The Masters in Public Health program at the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis is offering a course on transdisciplinary problem solving and implementing public health interventions in developing countries. This course takes place in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India over 8 weeks and involves outreach to 3 rural areas- Andipatti, Allakkudi, and Karambayam. Throughout the course we will learn about prevalent public health concerns and develop research-based proposals for future programming, including evaluation plans, to be presented to stakeholders in India. We are partnering with the IKP Center for Technologies in Public Health.
Blog Archive
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June
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- Water maintenance, strange places, and crunch time
- (Delicious) Food for Thought
- Walking around Thanjavur
- To work and to play
- Matters of the heart
- Field visit 3: Karambayam
- Luxury, poverty, and life in between
- Strangers in Pondicherry
- The Big Temple at Thanjavur, public health trainin...
- More village roads
- On the road to Sholapuram
- Field Visit: Sholapuram, Vadakkur, and Andipatti
- On the road in Chennai
- Alakudi
- Welcome to Thanjavur!
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About Me
- Leslie
- I'm a public health and social work graduate student from Washington University in St. Louis. I'm originally from Oregon and enjoy traveling a great deal.
All views and opinions shown on this site are strictly those of Leslie Duling and do not represent the U.S. Peace Corps
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