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Home Institution (your U.S. University/College): New York University
Expected graduation year: 2024
Destination city & country: London, United Kingdom
Program provider: NYU London
Major/minor: Global Public Health
Demographics: Caucasian/White, Hispanic/Latinx
Future career aspirations: My future career goals involve becoming a university professor of public health in the social and behavioral sciences. I hope to conduct research in my own laboratory that explores how to mitigate health disparities among low-income and racial/ethnic minority populations. As a future professor, my mission is to empower my students (particularly females and students of color) to volunteer in my lab and develop a passion for working towards health equity.
Top 3 goals for your time abroad: My top three goals for my time abroad include developing a comparative lens to analyze differences in health care infrastructure between the United States and United Kingdom, building strong and professional relationships with my internship mentors, and becoming an independent individual who can learn to take accountability by navigating through challenging situations.
Home Institution (your U.S. University/College): New York University
Expected graduation year: 2024
Destination city & country: London, United Kingdom
Program provider: NYU London
Major/minor: Global Public Health
Demographics: Caucasian/White, Hispanic/Latinx
Future career aspirations: My future career goals involve becoming a university professor of public health in the social and behavioral sciences. I hope to conduct research in my own laboratory that explores how to mitigate health disparities among low-income and racial/ethnic minority populations. As a future professor, my mission is to empower my students (particularly females and students of color) to volunteer in my lab and develop a passion for working towards health equity.
Top 3 goals for your time abroad: My top three goals for my time abroad include developing a comparative lens to analyze differences in health care infrastructure between the United States and United Kingdom, building strong and professional relationships with my internship mentors, and becoming an independent individual who can learn to take accountability by navigating through challenging situations.
Journal Entries By Michaela
Old Spitalfields Market & Local Cat Cafe – Last Week at NYU London!
Posted on Dec 18th 2022
From England / United KingdomOxford & The Victoria and Albert Museum – 13th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Dec 09th 2022
From England / United KingdomThanksgiving Break in Portugal & Spain – 12th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Nov 28th 2022
From EnglandAfternoon Tea & Bath Day Trip – 11th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Nov 20th 2022
From England / United KingdomVolunteering at Whitstable & Day Trip to Greenwich – 9th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Nov 03rd 2022
From EnglandSir John Soane Museum & Chinatown – 8th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Oct 26th 2022
From England / United Kingdom“Hamilton” the Musical & Canterbury – 7th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Oct 15th 2022
From England / United KingdomInternship Progress & Trip to Notting Hill – 6th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Oct 10th 2022
From England / United Kingdom“Six” the Musical & Stratford-Upon-Avon – 5th Week at NYU London!
Posted on Oct 02nd 2022
From England / United KingdomKing’s College Internship & Public Health History – 3rd Week at NYU London!
Posted on Sep 18th 2022
From England / United KingdomThe Cotswolds, Agatha Christie’s “Mousetrap”, & Classes – 2nd Week at NYU London!
Posted on Sep 12th 2022
From England / United KingdomLondon Eye, Walking Tours, & Pad Thai — First Week at NYU London!
Posted on Sep 03rd 2022
From England / United KingdomSee you soon, NYU London! (Michaela Greenlee, United Kingdom)
Posted on Aug 12th 2022
From United Kingdom