Program Description

The Center's Global Health Research Internship Program provides students with real-life, hands on experience in research practice and intervention development to benefit mothers and children in a low-income country.


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2017 Cohort

2024 COHORT

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2018 cohort

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2019 cohort

2021 cohort

2022 COHORT


CLCD’s Health Research Internship program gives students the opportunity to experience real-life, hands-on research practice, and intervention development to benefit mothers and children in a low-income country.

The Center for Learning and Childhood Development-Ghana (CLCD) is a collaborative, research-based not-for-profit organization that aims to improve early childhood development outcomes in Ghana. The Center's program areas are newborn and child health, developmental delays and disabilities, and early childhood education. The program has four main components: 1) Participation in a research project or community service project, 2) mentoring from leading researchers and service providers, 3) Training to enhance professional development, and 4) Facilitating student engagement in Ghanaian culture through visits to heritage sites.

Eligibility

The summer internship program accepts all graduates and undergraduates. All students are however required to complete the CITI Training online.


what our interns have been up to

 

2021 Cohort

Presentations

Resources and Conferences

  1. CAP 2030 Presentation: Arlene Beyeh, Lena Warrak

  2. Children in All Policies Ghana 2030 National Conference: Arlene Beyeh (Oakland University), Lena Warrak (Oakland University)

 

 

2020 Cohort

Reported health and social consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on vulnerable populations and implemented solutions in six West African countries: A media content analysis 

Saalim K (Johns Hopkins), Fatema-Tuz-Zohra (Oakland University) 

  1. Austin Report

  2. Ghana health service presentation

 

 

2019 Cohort

The multifaceted care-seeking practices among caregivers of children with cerebral palsy: perspectives from mothers and providers in Ghana

  1. Apha presentation on Neonatal Health

  2. APHA: Trends in knowledge of developmental disabilities

    Blessed Sheriff

  3. Referral resource

    Farren White, Pearl

  4. Knowledge Booklet 

    Maria, Claudia, Tateyana

 
 

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Program Areas

·         Students can chose to participate in a research or community service project.

  • You should have apply to be an intern on each of the pages