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Green thumbs and purple Polio for reading week, anyone?

By Study Team · November 16, 2016 · MSc Epidemiology, MSc Public Health for Development · Comments Off on Green thumbs and purple Polio for reading week, anyone?

By Le Quach and Jourdan McGinn

Le and Jourdan are generously sponsored by the Rotary International Foundation as Global Scholars. Each year, a handful of students begin at the School as Global Scholars.

Le is studying the MSc Epidemiology and her undergraduate studies were economics and politics. She has studied…