Kobi Khong
Class Of 2024
Center for Gun Violence and Prevention, JHSPH
Now that I’ve grown up and now attend Hopkins, I have the opportunity to contribute to the ongoing effort to make a change, and not only learn from the lens of public health but also be a part of the teams doing research to evaluate the best ways to approach these issues.
Maclaine Barré-Quick
Class of 2024
Sexual and Reproductive Health Education Research
The qualitative work we’ve done and the Violet Project are intended to increase access to sexual and reproductive health information and services for young people in Baltimore City and the greater Maryland area.
Matt McGough
Class Of 2021
The best part of my job is being able to see the direct impact of my work on how health policy issues are covered in the media, developed by policymakers, and understood by the public. Being able to inform these discussions, using a nonpartisan lens, while also taking the perspective of healthcare consumers, is incredibly rewarding.
Will Shefelman
Class Of 2018
Law & Public Health
My desire to pursue a joint degree in law and public health flows naturally from how much I enjoyed the variety of topics I studied in undergrad
Zandy Wong
Class of 2024
My disability advocacy focuses on advocating for universal digital accessibility and equitable access to education and healthcare for people with disabilities through influencing policy and working within communities to enact change.