Scholarship Funds

Scholarships Help Rollins Students Flourish

A lot goes into deciding where to attend a school of public health—location, reputation, availability of hands-on learning opportunities. And, of course, cost and the availability of scholarship money. Rollins ranks among the most elite schools of public health in the country, and our exceptional faculty, facilities, and proximity to the CDC all help to attract the world’s best and brightest students. Adequate funding enables students to choose Rollins.

Thanks to our generous donors who have established and/or contributed to our scholarship funds, Rollins is able to support a diverse group of high-caliber students who have gone on to do life-changing work around the world. However, to meet the enormous surge of student interest in public health along with the enormous need to train tomorrow’s leaders to tackle the critical global public health challenges, building our scholarship endowments to increase the number of students we can support remains a top priority.

Thank you for considering a gift to any of our funds or establishing your own scholarship. Your investment will extend well beyond Rollins; our students will go on to do transformative work preventing disease, promoting health, and saving lives worldwide.

To learn more or to create your own scholarship, please contact Kathryn Graves, senior associate dean for advancement and alumni engagement at (404) 727-3352 or kgraves@emory.edu. 

Ansley-Miller Scholarship

The Ansley-Miller Scholarship is awarded to promising MPH or MSPH students whose studies and career will improve quality of life among populations in developing parts of the world.

 

Boisfeuillet Jones Public Health Scholarship

Established by the family of Boisfeuillet Jones, Sr., who served as an assistant professor of political science, dean of administration, and vice president of health services at Emory. The Boisfeuillet Jones Public Health Scholarship provides support for an outstanding student to pursue an MPH or MSPH degree.

 

Bruce A. Fowler Scholarship in Environmental Health

Established by Dr. Bruce A. Fowler, a toxicologist, academic, and author, who has served as an adjunct professor of Environmental Health at Rollins since 2009, the Bruce A. Fowler Scholarship in Environmental Health provides support to Rollins students with a preference for outstanding students in Environmental Health.

 

Cari J. Clark Global Scholarship

Established by Dr. Cari Jo Clark, an associate professor in the Hubert Department of Global Health, and her husband, Dr. Alvaro Alonso, a professor in the Department of Epidemiology and the Stephen D. Clements, Jr. Chair in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention at Emory, the Cari J. Clark Global Scholarship is awarded to promising MPH or MSPH students, with a preference for international students.

 

Cecelia D. ‘65C and James L. Ferman Jr. ‘65B Scholarship

Given in honor of longtime Rollins School of Public Health supporters Lawrence P. and Ann Estes Klamon '65C '76L, the Cecelia D. and James L. Ferman Jr. Scholarship provides support to MPH/MSPH students.

 

Celeste Bottorff Endowment for Rollins Earn and Learn (REAL) Program

Established by Rollins Dean’s Council member Celeste Bottorff, this first endowment for the REAL program helps provide additional opportunities for students to gain career experience in the field of public health.

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Charles C. Shepard Scholarship

Dr. Charles Shepard was a distinguished scientist and early, enthusiastic supporter of the MPH program at Emory. He is internationally recognized for his breakthroughs in leprosy research and his significant additions to the world's knowledge of Rocky Mountain spotted fever, Q fever, and Legionnaires' disease. Established by the family and friends of Charles C. Shepard, this scholarship is awarded to an outstanding MPH/MSPH applicant to the Department of Epidemiology.

 

Charles T. and Sue K. Hardman Scholarship

The Charles T. and Sue K. Hardman Scholarship is awarded to an MPH or MSPH student based on outstanding promise.

 

Claire E. Sterk Scholarship Endowment Fund

Established by Dr. Claire E. Sterk, Emory University president emerita and a Charles Howard Candler Professor of Public Health in the Department of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences, and her husband, Dr. Kirk W. Elifson, this scholarship provides support to MPH/MSPH students with a preference for students with a demonstrated interest in addressing the public health challenges related to addiction.

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C. Randolph Jones Scholarship

The C. Randolph Jones Scholarship was given in honor of Kathryn Heath Graves 93MPH, senior associate dean for development and external relations, to provide support to MPH/MSPH students with an interest in mental health.

 

David J. Sencer, MD, MPH Scholarship Fund

This scholarship honors the distinguished career of Dr. David J. Sencer, a founding father of the Rollins School of Public Health and former CDC director. Established by his family, the David J. Sencer, MD, MPH Scholarship Fund provides support for mid-career state and local public health department professionals seeking an MPH. Recipients of this scholarship exemplify leadership and outstanding service in their field.

 

Dean's Council Scholarship

The Dean's Council Scholarship is given annually to the most outstanding applicants to the MPH or MSPH program.

 

Donna J. Brogan Endowed Scholarship in Biostatistics

Established by Dr. Donna Brogan, professor emeritus in both the Emory School of Medicine and the Rollins School of Public Health, the Donna J. Brogan Endowed Scholarship in Biostatistics provides support to outstanding first-year or second-year students seeking the MPH or MSPH degree in biostatistics and bioinformatics.

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Dr. Kathleen R. Miner Scholarship for Health Education Excellence

Established to honor Dr. Kathy Miner's lifetime of dedication to public health education and practice, the Dr. Kathleen R. Miner Scholarship for Health Education Excellence is awarded to an outstanding second-year student pursuing an MPH, with preference given to those in the Department of Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences.

 

Elizabeth L. Camp, RN, MPH Endowed Scholarship for Nurses

Given in honor of Elizabeth Camp ‘83PH, a nurse consultant and educator who was a strong advocate for public health practice, this scholarship provides tuition support for qualified students who are professional, licensed registered nurses and are seeking an MPH degree or dual MSN/MPH degree.

 

Emory Woman’s Club Scholarship - RSPH

The Emory Woman's Club Scholarship - RSPH provides support to a rising second-year student who has contributed to women's health, has career goals that align to women's health, is dedicated to improving the health of women, and has financial need.

 

Eugene J. and Rose S. Gangarosa Scholarship Fund for Global Safe WASH

Established by Dr. Eugene J. and Rose S. Gangarosa, the Eugene J. and Rose S. Gangarosa Scholarship Fund for Global Safe WASH provides support for incoming students with a demonstrated interest in safe water, sanitation and hygiene, or students pursuing the Certificate in Global Safe WASH.

 

Ferman Public Health Scholarships

The two Ferman Public Health Scholarships were established by Cecelia D. and James L. Ferman, Jr. to honor Lawrence P. and Ann Estes Klamon, longtime supporters of the Rollins School of Public Health, and in honor of Emeritus Dean James W. Curran. Each scholarship provide support to an MPH or MSPH student.

 

Golson Family Scholarship

Alisa Long Golson ‘98MPH and Brian P. Golson created the Golson Family Scholarship to support MPH students, with a preference for students in the Health Policy and Management Department.

 

Hahn-Swanson Family Scholarship

Established by Emory alumni Carolyn S. Hahn-Swanson 87N 87MPH and Howard C. Swanson 97B to support students pursuing graduate education at Emory, the Hahn-Swanson Family Scholarship provides support for students who have demonstrated the capacity for leadership in and service to public health. When possible, recipients will be students in the MSN/MPH or MBA/MPH programs.

 

Hinman-Carlson Family Scholarship

Created by Rollins alumni Johanna Hinman ‘98MPH and Lisa Carlson ‘93MPH, along with their parents, the Hinman-Carlson Family Scholarship provides support to students pursuing an MPH or MSPH degree.

 

Hogue/Hargraves Maternal Child Health (MCH) Internship

Established by Carol J.R. Hogue, PhD, and L. Lynn Hogue, PhD, the Hogue/Hargraves MCH Internship is awarded to outstanding students with a demonstrated interest in maternal and child health to enable the pursuit of internships or careers in the field.

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Hubert Family Scholarship

The Hubert Family Scholarship was established by longtime Rollins supporters Richard N. Hubert and his wife, Dr. Linda Lentz Hubert, as a tribute to the research and leadership of K.M. Venkat Narayan, MD, founder and co-director of the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center. The scholarship provides financial support for MPH or PhD students, with a preference for students who have a demonstrated interest in diabetes prevention research.

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Irene K. Woodruff Scholarship

The Irene K. Woodruff Scholarship is awarded to promising students with exceptional credentials and provides approximately half tuition and fees for the MPH or MSPH degree.

 

Jacob R. Dee Scholarship

The Jacob R. Dee Scholrship was established by Kim Del Guercio 10PH and Brian Braine Sperry in memory of their dear friend and Rollins alumnus Jacob Robert Dee 10PH. This scholarship provides support to MPH or MSPH students who are working to decolonize global health, international students/fellows who plan to return to their home countries to work, or students working in underserved communities.

 

James W. Curran Scholarship

Established in 2015 by the Rollins family to celebrate Dean James W. Curran's twentieth anniversary as dean of the Rollins School of Public Health, the James W. Curran Scholarships are one of the largest and most prestigious scholarships offered and are awarded to the most outstanding MPH or MSPH applicants.

 

Jeff Alperin and Bernardine Brandis Scholarship Endowment

Established by Jeffrey P. Alperin and Bernardine Brandis, the Jeff Alperin and Bernardine Brandis Scholarship was given in memory of M.B. Seretean, an exceptional leader committed to improving the health and well-being of others, and Phyllis Alperin, his sister. The scholarship provides support to outstanding MPH or MSPH students.

 

Joan P. Cioffi, PhD, and Charles P. Freitas, Jr. Scholarship

Established by Joan Penrose Cioffi, PhD, in honor of her late husband Charles P. Freitas, this scholarship provides support to outstanding MPH or MSPH students, with a preference for students who have a demonstrated interest in humanitarian response or public health services for displaced populations.  

 

J. Rex Fuqua Scholarship

The J. Rex Fuqua Scholarship is awarded annually to support outstanding MPH or MSPH students in the with a demonstrated interest in mental health, including those pursuing the certificate in mental health and those pursuing careers in mental health.

 

Lawrence P. and Ann Estes Klamon Scholarship

Established by longtime Rollins supporters Lawrence and Ann Klamon, the Lawrence P. and Ann Estes Klamon Scholarship provides funding to the most outstanding students, particularly those interested in pursuing careers in safe water and sanitation.

 

Lettie Pate Whitehead (LPW) Scholarship

The Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation intends that these scholarships are awarded to deserving female Christian students in the South with financial need and an interest in the health professions. The LPW Scholarship was inspired by the life of Lettie Pate Whitehead Evans, a generous philanthropist and businesswoman who was the wife of Joseph B. Whitehead, one of the original bottlers of Coca-Cola. Lettie Whitehead took over her late husband’s business and real estate interests, guiding both to great success.

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Marian Woodward Ottley Scholarship

The Marian Woodward Ottley Scholarship is awarded to a promising MPH or MSPH student with exceptional credentials.

 

Mark Steinhoff, MD Scholarship

Established in honor of Mark Steinhoff, MD, this scholarship provides support to outstanding MPH or MSPH students.

 

Mary Anne Lanier Scholarship

Established by Mary Anne Lanier, the Mary Anne Lanier Scholarship benefits MPH or MSPH students who demonstrate an interest in improving women's and children's health.

 

M.B. Seretean Scholarship

Established by M.B. Seretean, an outstanding leader committed to improving the health and well-being of others, the M.B. Seretean Scholarship benefits an outstanding MPH, MSPH, or EMPH student, with preference given to one whose focus is nutrition, health, or health education, from non-metropolitan areas of Georgia.

 

McGowan Family Scholarship

Established in memory of Doris W. and John E. McGowan Sr., MD, the McGowan Family Scholarship provides financial assistance for the costs associated with earning an MD/MPH or a JD/MPH at Emory while they are completing the public health portion of the degree.

 

Melneck Family Scholarship

Established by Michael Melneck ‘84C ‘86MPH in memory of Gloria J. Melneck, the Melneck Family Scholarship provides support to outstanding MPH or MSPH students.

 

Nancy J. Thompson Legacy Scholarship Endowment

The Nancy J. Thompson Legacy Scholarship Endowment commemorates the 40-year career of beloved Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences (BSHES) professor and Rollins alumna, Dr. Nancy Thompson ‘71C ‘77MPH. The award provides scholarship support to outstanding MPH or MSPH students in the BSHES department.

 

Ovid H. Stephenson Scholarship

Established in honor of statistician Ovid Stephenson, this scholarship provides support for MPH or MSPH students, with preference given to those pursuing studies in biostatics and bioinformatics.

 

Paul D. Coverdell Fellowship

The Paul D. Coverdell Felloshipis offered to applicants who have demonstrated leadership and ongoing commitment to service through their participation in the U.S. Peace Corps. All Returned Peace Corps Volunteers who indicate their service on the SOPHAS application are considered for this fellowship if they meet the priority deadline of January 5th.

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Patel Naik Family Scholarship in Biostatistics Endowment

Established by Rollins alumni Dr. Rajan Sharad Patel 06G and Kinnery Amulakh Naik Patel 06PH, the Patel Naik Family Scholarship in Biostatistics provides support for outstanding PhD students in biostatistics or outstanding second year MPH students, with a preference for those interested in pursuing a PhD.

 

Reed Family Scholarship

Established by Glen and Edith Reed, the Reed Family Scholarship provides support to outstanding MPH or MSPH students.

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Reynaldo Martorell Scholarship Fund

Dr. Carlos del Rio, previous chair of the Hubert Department of Global Health (HDGH), and his wife, Dr. Jeannette Guarner, established this fund in honor of former HDGH chair, Dr. Reynaldo Martorell. Dr. Martorell joined the school as Robert W. Woodruff Professor of International Nutrition in 1993 and served 12 years as department chair until 2009. The Reynaldo Martorell Scholarship is awarded to outstanding Hispanic students pursuing an MPH or MSPH degree. 

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Robert W. Woodruff Scholarship

In 1980, Emory University established the Robert W. Woodruff Scholars and Fellows Program to recruit and reward students with exceptional character, scholastic abilities, and leadership qualities. Named for renowned businessman and philanthropist Robert W. Woodruff, this scholarship is awarded to four outstanding students annually, and is among the largest and most prestigious scholarships offered to the most outstanding MPH and MSPH students at Rollins.

 

Rollins Earn and Learn Fund

Rollins Earn and Learn (REAL) is a signature Rollins program that offers full-time students pursuing an MPH/MSPH degree valuable opportunities to earn while they learn through applied public health experiences in real-world settings. Beyond direct work experience, it is an opportunity for students to be mentored by public health professionals.

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Rollins Fund for Student Success Endowment

Established in 2022 by the O. Wayne Rollins Foundation, the Rollins Fund for Student Success provides support to MPH, MSPH, and PhD students, including scholarships, student stipends, and Rollins Earn and Learn (REAL) work-study funding.

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RSPH Scholarship Fund

This fund provides scholarship support to the most outstanding MPH and MSPH students at Rollins.

 

Sallie B. Lee Scholarship

Established in 1997 by Robert J. Freeman to honor his aunt who cared deeply about the environment, education, and children, the Sallie B. Lee Scholarship provides support for an outstanding student to pursue an MPH or MSPH degree.

 

Shah Brown Family Scholarship

Established by Ami Shah Brown, PhD, ‘00PH and Bruce Moore Brown ‘01PH, the Shah Brown Family Scholarship provides support to outstanding MPH and MSPH students.

 

Subra, Anu, & Kiran Bhat Foundation Scholarship

Established by Drs. Subrahmanya and Anapurna Bhat and their son, Kiran Bhat, as a tribute to the research and leadership of K.M. Venkat Narayan, MD, founder, and co-director of the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center (EGDRC), the Subra, Anu, & Kiran Bhat Foundation Scholarship provides financial support for MPH or PhD students, with a preference for students who have a demonstrated interest in diabetes prevention research.

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Thomas F. Sellers, Jr. Scholarship

This scholarship honors Dr. Thomas Sellers, Jr., former chair of the Department of Community Health in the Emory School of Medicine, who helped pave the way for the establishment of the master of community health program—the forerunner of the MPH program at Emory. The Thomas F. Sellers, Jr. Scholarship provides financial assistance for the costs associated with earning an MPH for students enrolled in Emory’s MD/MPH dual degree program.

 

Timothy L. Lash Textbooks Scholarship

Established by Dr. Timothy L. Lash, professor and chair of the Department of Epidemiology, this scholarship provides support for outstanding MPH or MSPH students in the Department of Epidemiology. The Timothy L. Lash Textbooks Scholarship was made possible, in part, by proceeds from his books "Applying Quantitative Bias Analysis to Epidemiologic Data, 2nd Edition" and "Modern Epidemiology, 4th Edition".

 

Todd Family Scholarship

Established by William J. Todd, professor of the practice at the Scheller College of Business at Georgia Tech, the Todd Family Scholarship provides support for a Georgia Institute of Technology graduate admitted to Rollins.

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Ugwueke Family Scholarship

Established by Rollins alumnus Dr. Michael Ugwueke ‘86PH and his wife, Rebecca, the Ugwueke Family Scholarship provides support to Rollins students with a preference for MPH students in health policy and management, with an additional preference for students with a demonstrated commitment to improving health in West African countries.

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Virginia Bunch Shankle and Willard Mayes Shankle Scholarship

Established by Virginia Bales Harris ‘71C ‘77PH in honor of her parents, the Virginia Bunch Shankle and Willard Mayes Shankle Scholarship supports an MPH or MSPH student planning a career in public service.

 

William H. Foege Global Health Fellowship Program

In recognition of Dr. William H. Foege’s vast contributions to public health and to Rollins—where he is the Presidential Distinguished Professor Emeritus of International Health—the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation established the William H. Foege Global Health Fellowship Program. The fellowship assists mid-career public health professionals from developing nations interested in pursuing public health careers by providing them with training at Rollins.

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Applebaum-Peabody Scholarship

Established by Rollins Dean’s Council member Dr. Rhona S. Applebaum and her husband, Mark Peabody, to help address the global diabetes pandemic and the health benefits of physical activity, this scholarship provides support for PhD students interested in chronic disease prevention and physical activity promotion.  Students selected will work in conjunction with the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center (EGDRC).

 

Hubert Family Scholarship

The Hubert Family Scholarship was established by longtime Rollins supporters Richard N. Hubert and his wife, Dr. Linda Lentz Hubert, as a tribute to the research and leadership of K.M. Venkat Narayan, MD, founder and co-director of the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center. The scholarship provides financial support for MPH or PhD students, with a preference for students who have a demonstrated interest in diabetes prevention research.

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Livingston Scholars Fund

Established by The Livingston Foundation, Inc., the Livingston Scholars Fund annually recognizes the outstanding achievements of the most promising or best performing doctoral students, one from each of the seven PhD departments at the Rollins.

 

Marlene N. Cole DVM, MPH and Raymond P. Bain PhD Scholarship

Rollins Dean’s Council members Ray Bain 81G and his wife, Marlene Cole, endowed the Marlene N. Cole DVM, MPH and Raymond P. Bain PhD Scholarship to honor Dr. Bain’s mentor, Michael H. Kutner, professor of biostatistics and bioinformatics. The scholarship supports outstanding PhD students in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics.

 

Michael H. Kutner Fund for Biostatistics and Bioinformatics

The Michael H. Kutner Fund supports outstanding PhD candidates in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics.

 

Nalini and Ravi Saligram Scholarship

Established by longtime Rollins Dean’s Council member Dr. Nalini Saligram and her husband, Ravi Saligram, the Nalini and Ravi Saligram Scholarship provides financial support for MPH or PhD students, with a preference for students who have a demonstrated interest in diabetes prevention research in India. Students selected often work in conjunction with the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center (EGDRC).

 

Patel Naik Family Scholarship in Biostatistics Endowment

Established by Rollins alumni Dr. Rajan Sharad Patel 06G and Kinnery Amulakh Naik Patel 06PH, the Patel Naik Family Scholarship in Biostatistics provides support for outstanding PhD students in biostatistics or outstanding second year MPH students, with a preference for those interested in pursuing a PhD.

  

Roger and Susan Rochat GEMMA Endowment PhD Scholarship

Established by Rollins Emeritus Professor of Global Health Dr. Roger Rochat and his wife, Susan Rochat, who in 2002 founded Emory’s Global Elimination of Maternal Mortality from Abortion (GEMMA) program, the Roger and Susan Rochat GEMMA Endowment provides scholarship support for PhD students with a preference for those who study abortion, maternal mortality, reproductive health, reproductive justice or related topics, and have passionate interests in moving forward research on abortion or broader sexual and reproductive health.

 

Subra, Anu, & Kiran Bhat Foundation Scholarship

Established by Drs. Subrahmanya and Anapurna Bhat and their son, Kiran Bhat, as a tribute to the research and leadership of K.M. Venkat Narayan, MD, founder, and co-director of the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center (EGDRC), the Subra, Anu, & Kiran Bhat Foundation Scholarship provides financial support for MPH or PhD students, with a preference for students who have a demonstrated interest in diabetes prevention research.

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Hahn-Swanson Family Scholarship

Established by Emory alumni Carolyn S. Hahn-Swanson 87N 87MPH and Howard C. Swanson 97B to support students pursuing graduate education at Emory, the Hahn-Swanson Family Scholarship provides support for students who have demonstrated the capacity for leadership in and service to public health. When possible, recipients will be students in the MSN/MPH or MBA/MPH programs.

 

McGowan Family Scholarship

Established in memory of Doris W. and John E. McGowan Sr., MD, the McGowan Family Scholarship provides financial assistance for the costs associated with earning an MD/MPH or a JD/MPH at Emory while they are completing the public health portion of the degree.

 

Thomas F. Sellers, Jr. Scholarship

This scholarship honors Dr. Thomas Sellers, Jr., former chair of the Department of Community Health in the Emory School of Medicine, who helped pave the way for the establishment of the master of community health program—the forerunner of the MPH program at Emory. The Thomas F. Sellers, Jr. Scholarship provides financial assistance for the costs associated with earning an MPH for students enrolled in Emory’s MD/MPH dual degree program.

Anne E. and William A. Foege Global Health Fund

Named in honor of the parents of renowned epidemiologist and former CDC director Dr. William H. Foege, this fund provides financial support for students seeking to pursue field research in an underserved international setting.

 

Carol and Carlos Martel Scholarship Fund

Established by founding member of the RSPH Advisory Board and the Rollins Dean's Council Carlos Martel and his wife, Carol, the Carol and Carlos Martel Scholarship provides financial support for students to complete a global field experience in Latin America.

 

Deborah A. McFarland Fund for Global Field Experience

Established in honor of Dr. Deborah McFarland, professor in the Hubert Department of Global Health and director of the Global Field Experience program, the Deborah A. McFarland Fund for Global Field Experience provides financial support for students seeking to pursue field research in an international setting.

 

Eugene J. Gangarosa Scholarship

Established by Dr. Eugene Gangarosa, one of Rollins’ founding fathers, this fund provides financial support for students seeking field experiences in a different culture. Because of Dr. Gangarosa's lifelong dedication to water and sanitation, preference is given to students with projects in this field.

 

Kathleen M. and Don E. Sokolik Global Field Experience Fund

Established by Kathleen and Don Sokolik, this fund provides financial support for students to pursue a global field experience.

 

O.C. Hubert Fellowships in International Health

With a generous gift from the Hubert Foundation, Richard Hubert established this fund in honor of his father, O.C. Hubert. Hubert Fellowships provide support for students to pursue research in an international setting. 

 

Stan and Dottie Foster Fund

Established by Dr. Stanley Foster, a longtime Hubert Department of Global Health faculty member, and his wife, Dorothy, this fund provides financial support for students to pursue research through the Global Field Experience program.

Charles C. Shepard Award

Presented annually since 1986, the Charles C. Shepard Award is given to the graduating master's student who is deemed by the faculty to have prepared the most scholarly research paper. The award honors the work and memory of Dr. Charles C. Shepard, an outstanding scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who made important advances in the field of public health.

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Eugene J. Gangarosa, M.D. Student Award for Excellence in International Health

This award was established by renowned public health icon and one of the school’s founding fathers who paved the way for the growth of the Rollins School of Public Health, Dr. Eugene J. Gangarosa. Throughout his life, Dr. Gangarosa generously shared his gifts with the Emory community as an educator, researcher, philanthropist, and transformational leader.

This award is presented to the RSPH graduating student who has demonstrated a creative approach to solving public health problems and who shows promise for outstanding service in the international arena.

 

Global Elimination of Maternal Mortality from Abortion (GEMMA) Award

The Global Elimination of Maternal Mortality from Abortion (GEMMA) award supports student scholarship and research and projects related to women’s health and the prevention of maternal death from abortion. GEMMA-funded work has included student research practica and the dissemination of research findings related to maternal mortality from abortion.

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James W. Alley Student Award for Outstanding Community Service

The James W. Alley Award honors the memory of James W. Alley, a longtime state health officer in Georgia and friend of the Rollins School of Public Health. It is presented to a student who has provided service to disadvantaged populations.

 

Michael H. Kutner Alumni Award for Distinguished Service to the Discipline

Established by Dr. Michael Kutner, Rollins Professor in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, the Michael H. Kutner Alumni Award for Distinguished Service to the Discipline recognizes PhD alumni from the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics who have made significant contributions to the field.

 

Michael H. Kutner Award for Excellence in Biostatistics

Dr. Michael Kutner established the Michael H. Kutner Award for Excellence in Biostatistics to recognize outstanding PhD candidates in the Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics.

 

Philip Brachman Award

Established in memory of the late Rollins faculty member Philip S. Brachman, Sr., the Philip Brachman Award honors an outstanding student in field of global health.

 

Ruth J. Katz Award in Health Policy

The Ruth J. Katz Award is presented to an outstanding doctoral candidate in the Department of Health Policy and Management.