By Jasmine E. Crenshaw Crafting Her Project Attending the Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy, Harley Moore first witnessed food insecurity while volunteering at her local farmer’s market. While working…
By Jasmine E. Crenshaw The Relationship Between Law and Public Health Lita Waggoner, a current Alabama Schweitzer Fellow, found her project inspiration during one of her undergraduate public health classes.…
By Jasmine E. Crenshaw Incorporating His Project into His Daily Work A Master of Public Health (MPH) student at the UAB School of Public Health, Greer McCollum deals with the…
ASF of Alabama is pleased to announce that the application for 2021-22 applicants is now available! We are seeking up to 14 students dedicated to serving the community, learning leadership…
Mayowa’s Project For her project issue, Mayowa Otuada, a Doctor of Nurse Practitioner (DNP) student at the UAB School of Nursing and one of our 2020 Fellows, has been focusing…
This Thanksgiving season, the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama is excited to once again host an event that celebrates a time to come together with loved ones and show appreciation.…
By Jasmine E. Crenshaw A Shift In Plans Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Alabama Schweitzer Fellowship chapter originally intended to visit rural communities around Alabama to gain deeper insight on…
Recently, Kristin Boggs, Executive Director of the Alabama Schweitzer Fellowship, spoke with Kaye Culp to discuss her 2020-21 Fellowship project. Kaye described how she is using her experience both as…
By Jasmine E. Crenshaw Journeying Into Inclusive Health and Physical Activity For her Schweitzer project, Emily Munn, a Ph.D. student at Auburn University School of Kinesiology, was inspired by the…
ASF of Alabama is pleased to share how students from the University of Montevallo have been Improving Health, Developing as Leaders, and Creating Change.