MS in Infectious Disease and Global Health
Open House - January 2021
Join us to learn more about the Master of Science in Infectious Disease and Global Health (MS IDGH) Program, a one-year graduate program focusing on infectious agents and the diseases they inflict on human and animal populations across the globe.
Open House Schedule for January 2020
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Application Deadlines for Enrollment in Fall 2020 are February 3 and April 1, 2020
Don't forget to check out our other master's programs also having their Open Houses on the same weekend!
MS-IDGH Class of 2019 Research Assignment Topics:
Alexandra Colella
“Xenopus Laevis Immune Response against Chytridiomycosis”
Arielle Potter
“Development and Induction of Relapsing Nipah virus Encephalitis in an Animal Model”
Ashley Nelson
“Characterization of Ophidiomyces ophiodiicola virulence factors associated with Snake Fungal Disease”
Cindy Merino
“Identifying the molecular interaction between female ethnicity and Neisseria gonorrhoeae”
Danielle Costa
“Trypanosoma cruzi background biology and an exploration of parasite infectivity, with emphasis on the natural infection route and triatomine feces”
Hannah Sargent
“Development of a recombinant BrpA subunit vaccine against Group B Streptococcus to Prevent Disease in Neonates and Infants”
Henry Lindblad
“Susceptible Populations to Yellow Fever and Protective Strategies for Them”
Isabella Renzi
“Immunization with Recombinant Protein TbGPR89 to Inhibit Stumpy Formation for a Transmission Blocking Vaccine Strategy for Human African Trypanosomiasis”
Kunza Ahmad
“Development of a Simian Adenovirus Vector Vaccine for Nipah Virus”
Leah Carlson
“Zinc Mediated Efflux Pump Contribution to Multi-Drug Resistant Enterotoxigenic E. coli”
Naomi Smith
“Prevent High Mortality Rates from Burkholderia mallei using Effective Antibiotics and Sugar Inhibitors”