Five current master’s and doctoral students at the Yale School of Public Health share their cutting-edge ideas and experience though brief presentations on their research and field activities. "Up in Smoke: How Marijuana Legalization Affects Us All," Presented by Hannah G. Kaneck "Khushi Baby: A Wearable Platform to Bridge the World’s Immunization Gap," Presented by Ruchit Nagar ’15 "Building Creative Health Care Organizations for Quality Improvement," Presented by Yuna Lee ’09 "Simplicity in Cargo Ships and Health Care," Presented by Alex Rich "Ebola, Math, Risk and Global Health Crises," Presented by Laura Ann Skrip ’13 This session was curated by Frank Grosso, Associate Dean for Student Affairs; Debbie Humphries, Clinical Instructor in Epidemiology (Microbial Diseases); and Catherine Yeckel, Associate Research Scientist in and Lecturer in Epidemiology (Environmental Health), all at the Yale School of Public Health.
