Dr. Josep Rota and Claudia Nieto at Yamada International House graduation party.
Claudia Nieto: Healthy Housing for Healthy Living: Formative Research for the Introduction of a Housing Model to Control Chagas Disease in Southern Ecuador (Professional Capstone Project) Camilo Perez Quintero: Images to Disarm Minds: An Exploration of the “Pasolini en Medellin” Experience in Colombia (Master’s Thesis) Ayantu Tibeso: Revisiting the Past, Reimagining the Future: International Oromo Youth Association (Professional Capstone Project) Zulfia Zaher: The Problematic Socialization of Child Marriage in Afghanistan: Perceptions, Challenges, and Possibilities for Social Change (Master’s Thesis) Yan Zheng: Strategies for Cross-Cultural Physician-Patient Communication: A Case of International Patients in a Cultural Competency Laboratory (Master’s Thesis) Thanks to all of the affiliated faculty who provided key mentoring, guidance and support to the students who completed professional projects and theses, including Tania B. Basta, PhD, Associate
From left to right, Nenden, Santina, Priyanka, and Claudia at Yamada House graduation party.
Professor, School of Public Health Sciences and Professions; Amy Chadwick, PhD,Assistant Professor, School of Communication Studies; Elizabeth Collins, PhD, Professor, Department of Classics and World Religions; Mario Grijalva, PhD, Professor, College of Osteopathic Medicine; Yusuf Kalyango, PhD, Associate Professor, Scripps School of Journalism; Drew McDaniel, PhD, Professor, School of Media Arts and Studies; Hans Meyer, PhD, Assistant Professor, Scripps School of Journalism; Jenny Nelson, PhD, Associate Professor, School of Media Arts and Studies; Marina Peterson, PhD,Associate Professor, School of Interdisciplinary Arts; Judith Rhue, PhD, Professor, Department of Family Medicine; Edna Wangui, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Geography; Myra Waterbury, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science; Risa Whitson, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Women’s and Gender Studies Program; and Eric Williams, MFA, Associate Professor, School of Media Arts and Studies.
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