The 2021 Celebration of Service was held virtually on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2020 Alabama Schweitzer Fellow class and of the 2021 ASF Humanitarian…
By Jasmine E. Crenshaw Project Inspiration Spanish-speaking patients at the UAB School of Dentistry clinic use Blue Phones to get translations about dental services and treatment. When those Phones are…
By Caleb Jones, UAB School of Medicine Reposted from: https://www.uab.edu/medicine/news/latest/item/2288-new-albert-schweitzer-fellows-for-uab-school-of-medicine-selected UAB students Tanya Correya and Matthew Hudson, MS1s, were recently selected for the prestigious Albert Schweitzer Fellowship. Albert Schweitzer Fellows…
14 Graduate Students Will Spend Next 13 Months Embarking on Community Health Projects Across Central Alabama Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama P.O. Box 660412; Birmingham, AL 35266 (205) 202-0695; asfalabama.org…
2020 ASF Fellow Katie Ellison first learned of her future site partner, Cooking Well, through her colleagues. The more she learned about the Birmingham-area nonprofit's work, the more she wanted…
By Jeff Eliasoph, WVTM13; Reposted from WVTM13 website JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ala. — Dr. Mark Wilson has served as Jefferson County Health Officer for the past 10 years. He's faced the…
Birmingham, AL, February 22, 2021----- The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship (ASF) of Alabama announced today the recipient of its 2021 Alabama Schweitzer Humanitarian of the Year award. Dr. Mark Wilson, the…
By Jasmine E. Crenshaw Improving Patients’ Vaccine Access As a fourth year medical student in the UAB School of Medicine, 2020 Alabama Schweitzer Fellow Maani Kamal witnessed many instances during…
By Jasmine E. Crenshaw; February 16, 2021 While as a UAB School of Medicine student, 2020 Alabama Schweitzer Fellow Abigayle Kraus observed in the clinics of her professors, Dr. Rachel…
By Hadiyah Page, 2020 Schweitzer Fellow During adolescent years, social and emotional skills are developed in parallel with pubescent experiences. In light of COVID-19, middle and high school students in…