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Hart Fellows Program: Fellow Research Through Research Service Learning (RSL), Hart Fellows use their research skills to produce projects of tangible benefit to the communities and organizations they work with. While Research Service Learning projects vary in format, they always conform to several basic principles: they are community-rooted, collaborative, and reflective. Learn more.
2006-2007
Yazan Kopty, Battambang, Cambodia
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Nick Shungu, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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2005-2006
Jennifer Hasvold, Battambang, Cambodia
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Hayden Kantor, Jodhpur, India
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Michaela Kerrissey, Kampala, Uganda
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Lauren Jarvis, Stellenbosch, South Africa
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Mark Younger, Cotzal, Guatemala
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2004-05
Laurie Ball, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Building Social Cohesion in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Stories and Lessons from Three Returnee Communities
Courtney Crosson, Nairobi, Kenya
Youth Information Networks in Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya
Hsein-Jay Lee, Bangalore, India
Strategies and Determinants of Care for HIV Positive Orphan Children in India
2003-04
Sona Chikarmane, Delhi, India
A Snapshot of HIV/AIDS in a Delhi Community
Chad Hazlett, Udaipur, India
Health Insurance for the Rural Poor: Concepts, Progress, and Prospects for the Future
Laura Thornhill, Udaipur, India
Domestic Violence in Rural Udaipur: Findings from a Household Study
2002-03
Neil Gupta, Vitória, Brazil
The Role of Integrated Home-Based Care in Patient Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy
Rebecca Haffajee, Moshi, Tanzania
The Women of KIWAKKUKI: Leaders in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
Anne Lai, Shanghai, China
The Effect of a Workplace HIV/AIDS Training Program on Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior in the Chinese Setting
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