By rlcox4The Park Scholarships Class of 2024 examined how leaders in various sectors work together to address complex health care challenges facing communities across the state for their Learning Lab I. |Alumni News, Park News
By bsshahBeijul Shah '24 interviews Keriann Uesugi '04 because she related to Uesugi's passion to help other people — she has truly strengthened communities through the work she has done for women and children. |Park News
By rlcox4In the summer of 2018, Claire Mellott ’20 volunteered abroad as a part of the AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) program. Having developed... |Alumni News, Park News
By blfieldsThe Park Scholarships prepares scholars for a variety of paths in life. Sometimes, though, those paths overlap. Currently, four Park alumni from different classes have... |Alumni News, Park News
By newswireAs a technical officer at the World Health Organization, Lianne Gonsalves '10 studies how to better connect young people with information and services related to their sexual and reproductive health. |Park News
By In May, Morgan Barbre ‘19 and Cambray Smith ‘18 traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark as delegates to the fourth triennial Women Deliver global conference. With nearly... |Park News
By Growing up, Khari Cyrus ‘16 always thought he would one day become an orthopedic surgeon. While that was his intent as a freshman human biology... |Park News
By Earlier this semester, Alton Russell ’14 presented his capstone project for his self-designed major in interdisciplinary studies with a concentration in global health and sustainability.... |Park News
By During her time at NC State, where she completed an undergraduate degree in biological sciences in 2008, Anna Shope’s roles as a Park Scholar, member...