NJLEND Cohort Leadership Project Posters (2023 - 2024)


All NJLEND and Boggs Center Interdisciplinary Trainees are required to complete a Leadership Project either independently or in inter-professional pairs or teams. The purpose of the project is to provide an opportunity for fellows to apply their knowledge and training to the development of a resource, implementation of a program, or conduct of research that benefits the larger MCH community. At the end of NJLEND year, all Trainees give a poster presentation, sharing their project findings and implications.

 

NJLEND Cohort Leadership Project Posters (2023 - 2024)

 

Disability and The Undocumented Experience
/images/BOGGS/StudentExperiences/Student%20Poster%20Thumbnails%2023-24/Drame%2CBassirou-Disability%20and%20The%20Undocumented%20Experience.jpg

Disability and The Undocumented Experience

Bassirou Sheykhou Drame, MSW, NJLEND Social Work Fellow 2023-2024

Employment Training Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities
/images/BOGGS/StudentExperiences/Student%20Poster%20Thumbnails%2023-24/Fields%2CCheryl-EMPLOYMENT%20TRAINING%20OPPORTUNITIES%20FOR%20INDIVIDUALS%20WITH%20DISABILITIES.jpg

Employment Training Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities

Cheryl Fields, DO, MBA, MS-Nutrition, LEND Fellow, Child Neurologist Children’s Specialized Hospital

My Sweet Sibling and I - A Capstone Project
/images/BOGGS/StudentExperiences/Student%20Poster%20Thumbnails%2023-24/Koeppen%2CChloe-My%20Sweet%20Sibling%20and%20I-%20A%20Capstone%20Project-Rev.jpg

My Sweet Sibling and I - A Capstone Project

Chloe Koeppen, MS, GC, NJLEND Genetic Counseling Fellow 2023-2024