… Could you tell us a little bit about your background? I grew up in Kennebunkport, ME, but I live in Boston now. I moved to Boston to work for Spaulding Rehabilitation … Public Health. I was always interested in premed, but my undergraduate path took me down the public health and environmental route; I truly enjoyed the course content … in 2021, I decided I wanted to go back to school in the medical field, which led me to take the prerequisite courses at IHP. I had not taken fully online classes …

… was a family affair, with Mass General and the IHP providing so much help to get me here today plus Patrick and my family,” said a smiling Kensky, referencing spouse … lost one leg in the attack. “Everyone was just determined to make this happen for me with their support and being so flexible. There were a lot of really hard times and it took a whole community of people to get me through. I’m so grateful.” That support began with Jeanette Ives Erickson , who …

… States. Teaching a graduate course on immigrant and refugee health enlightened me on the dearth of literature on the health of African immigrants outside of … (CAB) in the Zimbabwean immigrant community. Recruiting leaders into the CAB gave me a formal entry into the community and helped me to conduct additional community-based research, such as facilitating focus group …

… met with administrators and staff who have shared their perspectives and allowed me to ask questions to help me better understand our school and its unique culture, and have introduced myself to students who have graciously stopped what they were doing to make me feel welcome.  There is so much to learn about the work of the Institute and the … met with administrators and staff who have shared their perspectives and allowed me to ask questions to help me better understand our school and its unique culture, …