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The Paul Ambrose Scholars Program prepares public health and clinical health professions students to promote change and be leaders in addressing population health challenges at the national and community level. Each year, the Paul Ambrose Scholars Program selects a cohort of 40 students from across the health professions to attend a Student Leadership Symposium. Students commit their time and effort to improve health within their communities through the planning and implementation of a community-based project. The Paul Ambrose Scholars Program helps students cultivate leadership and organizational skills in public health education outside of the classroom.
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Phone: (202) 463-0550 ext 137 Email: pasp@aptrweb.org |
This program was the pinnacle of my passion for public health. I developed an appreciation for collaboration. Thankful for the training PASP has given me. I'm using what was taught at the symposium to strive to be a leader in my community. I learned the power of networking in the community in order to identify populations with increased need. I learned the impact of implementing a meaningful and robust service learning project in a healthcare setting. |
