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Two JHU Students Awarded NIH Undergraduate Scholarships

Posted: November 17, 2016

Two Johns Hopkins University students were awarded prestigious NIH Undergraduate Scholarships for the 2016-2017 cycle. George Mwinnyaa and Duy Phan represent two of the fifteen total awards offered.

George Mwinnyaa is a rising senior public health studies major, who plans to become a public health responder for infectious diseases. Recently George’s story was featured on HUB.

Duy Phan is a rising junior majoring in neuroscience. He plans to become a MD researcher, studying and developing treatments for brain disorders. Read more about Duy in the recent HUB article.

In addition to $20,000 a year towards undergraduate tuition, they will have a paid internship at NIH over the summer of 2017 and future employment at NIH upon the completion of their undergraduate degrees. Learn more about the NIH Undergraduate Scholarship or contact Dr. Barry if you are interested in applying.