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Meet the Scholars
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Zaid Gayle
Prior to receiving the Community Health Leaders award, advocacy for our organization and our youth was labored and difficult.
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Lawrence Casalino, M.D, Ph.D.
Participating in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Investigator Awards in Health Policy Research program—first as...
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Sean Bruna
The RWJF Center for Health Policy brings leading students and scholars from various disciplines together, for engaging...
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Lon Newman, M.S.
Having a collegial relationship with other Community Health Leaders award recipients has provided me with a working network...
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Sara O'Donnell
The exposure that I received as a Community Health Leader increased the visibility of our work at the Cancer Resource...
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Hans Noel, Ph.D.
The RWJF Scholars in Health Policy program has opened up a new research agenda for me on the politics of public health...
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Deborah E. Trautman, Ph.D., R.N.
The RWJF Health Policy fellowship has been one of the most enriching professional experiences of my career.
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Jill Quadagno, Ph.D.
The Investigator Award in Health Policy Research allowed me to pursue my research interest in the history of health reform efforts.
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Joachim Voss, Ph.D., R.N.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Faculty Scholars program allows me to focus more on my program of research.
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Angela Frederick Amar, Ph.D., R.N.
At every meeting, I marvel over the invaluable lessons we learn, the stellar colleagues and mentors we are exposed to …
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The scholar, fellow and leadership programs within the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Human Capital Portfolio invest in a multifaceted group of innovative and inspired people, supporting or recognizing their efforts to improve health and health care for everyone.
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