Cat Hartwell

Cat Hartwell is a Global Health MPH student with an interest in the intersection of public health and climate change.  She has extensive experience in the film industry as a producer of documentaries and non-fiction television.  In her work, she has immersed herself in various topics relating to public health, such as harm reduction in the opioid crisis, reproductive rights, climate change,  just to name a few.

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Eric Rochman

Eric Rochman is a part-time Master of Public Health student pursuing a degree with a concentration in epidemiology.  He has had 4 years of experience working in Paraguay, initially as a Rural Health and Sanitation Volunteer and then as an HIV/AIDS and Programming and Training Coordinator with the Peace Corps. 

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Tiffany Hamil

Tiffany Hamil returned to NYU to complete a Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree at the NYU College of Nursing. After graduating with a Bachelor of Nursing from NYU, she worked throughout the Pediatrics Department for eight years. She obtained her Pediatric Nurse Practitioner degree from Columbia University while working as a full-time Registered Nurse.

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Isabella Rivers

Isabella Rivers is a student in the Master of Public Health program (Global Health concentration) at the NYU School of Global Public Health. Initially working as a health and foreign NGO consultant in Beijing, China, Isabella later became increasingly aware of the public health disparities in the communities around her.

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Rebecca Sherrod

Rebecca Sherrod has an MPH in infectious disease and an MA in political science prior to working at NYU. She works as a Clinical Research Coordinator at the VA Boston Healthcare System. She wants to get into a field where it is more dynamic and multidisciplinary that the entire team is dedicated to solving public health problems. 

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David Ray Garcia

David Garcia is a family nurse practitioner in the Nursing PhD program at NYU and his dissertation proposal focuses on secondary data analysis on young men who have sex with men, framed by the syndemics theory, to examine substance use, violence, and HIV/AIDS risk.  After a study abroad class at NYU London on HIV/AIDS, David became inspired by his potential contributions to this field of research.

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Dr. Cesar Figueroa Ortiz

Dr. Cesar Ortiz is a practicing infectious disease physician at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.  He is an NYU School of Global Health student pursuing a Master of Public Health degree with a concentration in epidemiology.  As a practicing physician, he would like to implement preventative measures that can have a bigger impact on the biomedical field he practices in, and on society at large. 

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