This fellowship is designed to support medical students, house staff and fellows involved in clinical or research electives in tropical areas. Congratulations to the 2012 Kean Fellows:
[photo coming soon] Jasmine Beria, New York
College of Osteopathic Medicine
A prospective study using electrocardiograms as a potential screening
tool for the detection of chronic Chagas' Disease in an endemic
population

Geoffrey Buckle, University of Massachusetts Medical
School
A knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) survey to understand
health-seeking behavior of parents and guardians and barriers to prompt
diagnosis and treatment for children with endemic Burkitt's lymphoma
(eBL) in western Kenya
Jeffrey Campbell, Harvard Medical School
Comparison of sel-freported and electronically-assessed adherence to
insecticide treated bed nets in Mbarara, Uganda
Jamie
Carter, University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Investigating risk factors for and genetic diversity of calcivirus
infection in Nicaragua: A study to inform future pediatric diarrhea
control efforts
Shama
Cash-Goldwasser, McGill University
Clinical elective in pediatric infectious disease Kilifi, Kenya, with a
focus on clinical research on malaria treatment
Jennifer
Emberger, University of Maryland School of Medicine
Measuring socio-economic status in a malaria cross-sectional study
William
Garneau, University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Improving inpatient hospital care
Mariah
Kincaid, Tufts University School of Medicine
Reducing maternal stress due to infection, malnutrition and psychosocial
conditions of poverty: A new paradigm for tackling infant stunting
Christian
Larsen, University of Maryland School of Medicine
Evaluating treatment failures in P. falciparum treated with
artemisinin combination therapy in Myanmar
[photo coming soon] Elyse LeeVan, Case
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Disease determinants of urban leftospirosis
Blair
Murphy, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Assessment of cord blood vitamin D levels and serological evidence of
maternal influenza infection in rural Honduras
Karen
Ocwieja, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Phylogeography and molecular epidemiology of an epidemic strain of
dengue in Sri Lanka
Juliana
Odetunde, University of Kentucky College of Medicine
Study of sclerostin P as a possible marker of insulin resistance in type
2 diabetes mellitus and chronic hepatitis C virus
Samuel
Porter, Mayo Medical School
Echocardiography in infantile beriberi
Duncan
Reid, Yale University
Macrophage migration inhibitory factor polymorphisms and disease
susceptibility in tuberculosis patients in South Africa
Jared
Rowe, University of Minnesota
Immune inflammatory syndromes associated with meningitis and
encephalomyelitis: Antigen stimulation and immune function
sub-project
Sarah
Schaffer DeRoo, University of Maryland School of Medicine
Population genomics of artemisinin-resistant malaria in Southeast
Asia
Tarak
Trivedi, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine
Measuring the effects of treatment for parasites on nutritional status
in Ecuadorian children
Eric
Wohlford, SUNY Update Medical University
The effects of acute malaria on B cell phenotype and infection of B
cells by Epstein Barr virus
Sandra
Zaeh, Emory University School of Medicine
Enhanced active TB case finding among HIV-infected patients in Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, through implementation of a WHO-recommended
algorithm