The Center for Health, Culture and Society (CHCS) Interdisciplinary Fellowship
Program is funded by the Graduate School and the Rollins School of Public Health. It
is designed to support individualized interdisciplinary training
programs for graduate students interested in the intersection of
public health, culture, and society. Fellowships are for one
year and include a stipend of $16,000 plus tuition. CHCS
awards four fellowships each academic year. Two fellowships
are for current Graduate School Ph.D. students to study public
health and two fellowships allow current Public Health students
to study complementary disciplines in one or more Graduate School departments.
Faculty advisors for the program are
Dr. Peter Brown (Global Health / Anthropology), Dr. Howard Kushner (Behavioral Sciences
and Health Education / Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts),
Dr. Kate Winskell (Global Health), Dr. Deborah McFarland (Global Health), Dr. Matthew Archibald
(Sociology), and Dr. Richard Levinson (Dean, Rollins School of Public Health).
