Clockwise from right: CLF Director Robert Lawrence with predoctoral fellows D'Ann Williams, Yayi Guo, Carmen Arriola, Kristen Gibson, Julia DeBruicker, Sharon Nappier and Edward Broughton. Not pictured: Amy Peterson.

The Center for a Livable Future in the Bloomberg School of Public Health has awarded eight pre-doctoral fellowships for 2007-2008. The awards, in amounts up to $50,000, are given to Johns Hopkins students who are committed to the discovery and application of knowledge about the environmental, economic, social and health impacts of industrial animal production and practices in the United States or abroad. The grants may be used for tuition, stipend and research expenses. The CLF Predoctoral Fellowship Program, now in its fifth year, is made possible by a generous donor.

This year's recipients are Carmen Arriola and Edward Broughton, both in International Health; Julia DeBruicker, Health, Behavior and Society; Kristen Gibson, Yayi Guo, Sharon Nappier and D'Ann Williams, all in Environmental Health Sciences; and Amy Peterson, Epidemiology.

 
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