Stanford University School of Medicine students created the Organization for Global Health (OGH) to increase awareness of international health issues by educating at home and assisting abroad.
OGH students facilitate participation in issues surrounding international health through travel fellowships and NGO networking. They also stimulate passion and interest in global health through tangible community-initiated, community-centered projects abroad.
Whether helping devise new preventive strategies, gaining hands-on clinical experience or conducting field research, members of OGH are advocates for improved health care worldwide.
Zoe Hughes
Co-Chair, 2nd Year Med Student
Zoe Hughes is a second-year MD student, originally from the UK. She graduated from Harvard University in 2020 with a bachelor’s in neuroscience and from Duke University with a master’s in global health. Zoe is passionate about the realisation of universal health coverage (UHC) in Africa. She has pursued global health experiences in South Africa, Kenya, Ghana and Ethiopia, studying how these and other African countries use national health financing policies to provide health coverage to their populations. At Stanford, she has continued research and scholarship in this area, nurturing her career aspiration to work in global health leadership
Contact Zoe HughesChenming (Angel) Zheng
Co-Chair, 2nd year medical student, Stanford School of Medicine
Chenming (Angel) Zheng is a second-year medical student at Stanford School of Medicine. She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2022 with a bachelor’s in molecular biology. Angel is currently working on integrating climate health into the Chongqing Medical University’s curriculum. She is excited to continue exploring the field of global health during her time at Stanford.
Contact Chenming (Angel) ZhengThis in-person lecture series features Stanford Global Health Faculty Fellows discussing their research, careers, and what led them to Global Health. Events are developed in collaboration with School of Medicine students with the Organization for Global Health, who also moderate the Q&A. Events include dinner and an opportunity for networking.
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