FYI
From: Suman Saran
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Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007
5:09 PM
To: L. Wood-Hill
Subject: Volunteer Opportunity at
NYU South Asian Health Initiative
Dear Ms. Wood-Hill,
I would appreciate it if you would please forward this to the pre-med
listserve. I am putting together a bank of bilingual volunteers for a South
Asian public heath project at NYU and think that Hunter has a valuable student
base. Thanks,
Best,
Suman Saran
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Volunteer Opportunity at NYU South Asian Health Initiative
The NYU School of Medicine's Center for Immigrant Health is currently seeking
volunteers for its South Asian Health Initiative (SAHI). SAHI engages in
diverse community-based research and education activities to bridge South
Asians in the United States with the health care system, and to reduce the
health care disparities faced by community members.
Currently, SAHI is coordinating a large-scale, National Institute of
Health-funded study titled South Asians Engaging in Heart Disease Awareness and
Treatment (SAEHAT). We are seeking volunteers to participate in conducting
blood pressure screenings and recruiting participants into the study at
outreach events located throughout NYC. For more information, please visit: http://www.med.nyu.edu/sahi/.
We invite individuals fluent in a South Asian language, particularly Hindi,
Urdu, and Punjabi, to volunteer their time for SAEHAT outreach events. If
interested, contact Suman Saran, Program Coordinator, at [log in to unmask]. Please include a
resume or brief description of prior experience in public health
research/community-based work with South Asians in NYC.
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Suman Saran
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(516) 610-4427