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Schroeder Center for Health Policy Spring Symposium
Colby Cox, Bethany Suhr, and Leah Kohler with their poster
Emily Rosenthal and Samuel Li with their poster
Caroline Jones, Fiona Morris, and Pooja Muthuraj with their poster
Sophie Yeon with her poster
Meredith Endres discussing their poster
Claudia Cordero-Ramos and Paulina Skurzak with their poster
Aditi Mishra with her poster
Paulina Skurzak discussing their poster
Emily Rosenthal discussing their poster
Students at the symposium
Prof. Jen Mellor asks students about their poster project
Aditi Mishra discusses her poster
Prof. Nnamdi Osakwe listens as students discuss their poster
Sophie Yeon discusses her poster with a student
Aditi Mishra discusses her poster
Leah Kohler discusses their poster
Caroline Clinton, Meredith Endres, and Allie Tobian with their poster
The Schroeder Center for Health Policy Spring Symposium showcases student research on health & health policy topics from across campus. This year, the symposium was held on April 21, 2026 and featured eight poster presentations by fifteen undergrads.
Featured Student Research Projects:
- Addressing infrastructural barriers to surgical care accessibility in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Samuel Li and Emily Rosenthal)
- Between Profession and Community: Professionalization Theory, Community Health Workers, and the Case of Nepal (Aditi Mishra)
- Immigrant Mortality During the Covid-19 Pandemic (Sophie Yeon)
- Medical Debt Policy in Virginia (Caroline Jones, Fiona Morris, and Pooja Muthuraj)
- Missing Data and Health Expenditure: Comparing Imputation Methods in Global Development Indicators (Claudia Cordero-Ramos and Paulina Skurzak)
- Patterns of Trust in Health Institutions (Colby Cox, Bethany Suhr, and Leah Kohler)
- Social Networks and Infant Feeding Decisions Among Mothers in Kenya (Caroline Clinton, Meredith Endres, and Allie Tobian)
