Funding for Students

The award honors excellence in the thesis or individual manuscript of a Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School doctoral student.

Graduate students in the Department of International Health doing a practicum or a thesis in underserved community(ies) advancing primary health care or community health

This fund supports graduate students in the Department of International Health at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.

The Calvin and Helen Lang Fund will support students in the MMI department who study mosquito-borne diseases and mosquitoes as models for diseases and natural processes, such as aging.

This fund was established in 1998 by the Eliasberg Family Foundation in memory of Carol Eliasberg Martin, MHS ’82 who died in 1997 after a long battle with cancer. 

The Delta Omega Scholarship Endowment was established by members of the Alpha Chapter of the Delta Omega Honorary Public Health Society.

The Delta Omega Scientific Poster Competition is an annual event to give students the opportunity to display their research and receive recognition for their work.

This fund will support outstanding students pursuing a doctoral degree in the Department of Mental Health, continuing the legacy of Dr. Ali Kawi.

This fund supports an outstanding student who has completed a medical degree and is pursuing a graduate degree in the Department of International Health.

Income from this fund provides support for parasitology students in the W. Harry Feinstone Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunololgy.

Humanitarian student field travel scholarship in honor of Dr. Muireann Brennan.

Established in 2000, this fund supports students undertaking research projects in injury control or population control in developing countries. Preference will be given to those students conducting research in China, India, Indonesia and Brazil.

Income from this Fund provides support for outstanding students at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.

His widow, the late Betsy Bang, and various family members and colleagues established this fund in his memory to support a doctoral student engaged in research relevant to pathobiology.

Support for doctoral students who are pursuing research related to refugee and humanitarian health. If no eligible applicant, the department will select an IH student either masters or doctoral.

An eligible publication by a doctoral student must be on a topic beyond that required for the dissertation. It is the first incentive of its kind within the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.

To support supplemental graduate educational support to a PhD student in social and behavioral sciences who has achieved academic excellence, demonstrated potential for teaching and leadershi