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EXTENDED DEADLINE: 2021 Global Health Outreach Projects Applications

Sunday, February 21, 2021 23:45
McGill Global Health Outreach Projects 2021 Call for application flyer withnew February 21 deadline

Do you want to write about global health? Have you ever dreamed of running a scientific journal?  McGill undergraduate and graduate students of all Faculties can apply for our three Global Health Outreach Projects:

(summer 2021)

The student submits the story idea and Pulitzer Center staff and journalists advise the student throughout the process. Final projects are featured on the Pulitzer Center website and in other news-media outlets.
Watch the information session recording!

Editor-in-Chief, (May 2021 - April 2022)

The Editor-in-Chief would be responsible for soliciting and writing stories, managing contributors, updating the website, and working with the GHP office to set the direction of the Blog.

Editor-in-Chief, (May 2021 - April 2022)

The McGill Journal of Global Health focuses on research at the intersection of social, biomedical, global, and local perspectives on health.  Key tasks for the editor in chief include: recruiting and hiring volunteers for editorial board, providing leadership, developing relationships with the journal stakeholders, and ultimately producing a student-run journal. 

NEW Deadline February 21st, 2021 11:59PM

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