July 16th-27th Aw, were back in Kampala and I am so excited! I am able to see the two other MHIRT students and I am reuniting with the benefits of a big city: hot water, coffee shops, movies, and numerous restaurants with yummy food! Brittnie and I have finished collecting our data just in time …
July 2-13 While in Tororo, I met three American Peace Corps volunteers. Chatting with them helped me navigate the cultural differences between Americans and Ugandans. One asked me if I had figured out the difference between “now, now” and “now”. I laughed and said I had. “Now, now” means now and “now” actually means sometime within …
June 18-29th Tororo I arrived in Tororo on June 14th, after about two weeks of exploring Uganda with my mentor, Dr. Brodine, and the other two MHIRT fellows. This is where my research experience truly began. I met the new people I would be working with and said goodbye to my travel mates. It was …
I write this back in San Luis Obispo, about to begin my last Fall Quarter. I’ve been reflecting on what this summer has meant to me and what it has enabled me to do from here on out. I’ve learned a lot about KMU and how it operates as both a place of learning …
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SDSU Minority Health and Health Disparities International Research Training
