Health Humanities Student Fellowships
The Health Humanities Lab offers a number of fellowships to graduate and undergraduate students in the Arts or College of Humanities and Sciences with an interest in the humanist study of healthcare and health disparities. The undergraduate and graduate student fellows develop their own research projects and work closely with the lab director.
The Health Humanities Lab Student Fellowships are supported by the Office of Health Equity, the Honors College, and the East Marshall Street Well Project.
The call for 2023-24 Health Humanities Undergraduate Lab Fellows is closed.
Student Fellows: 2023-24
Psychology, minor in Sociology
Biology
Interdisciplinary Science, minor in Psychology
African American Studies and History
Financial Technology, minor in Psychology
Urban Studies and History
Biology, minor in Chemistry (Guaranteed Medicine Program)
Social Work
Psychology and Sociology, concentration in Applied Psychology
PhD candidate, Counseling Psychology
Biology and Bioinformatics, concentrations in biological and genomic sciences
Previous Fellows
2022-23
The 2022-23 Graduate/Undergraduate Student Fellows created modules on Clinical Trials and Mental Health Disparities for the History and Health program.
- Naomi Begunov, Psychology major / Sociology minor at VCU
- Jayla Davis, African American Studies major Psychology minor
- Emma Geisler, Interdisciplinary Studies major with focuses in Sociology, Psychology, and Spanish
- Linda Hamrick, Graduate Assistant
- Arya Hanjagi, Biology major, the Honors College
- Abeer Haroun, Interdisciplinary Science major / Psychology minor
- Rome Kamarouthu, Financial Technology major / Psychology minor
- Neha Potla, Guaranteed Medicine student, the Honors College
- Grace Smith, Biology, Chemistry, and Spanish major on the premed track