From: Balakrishnan, Aparna/Counseling
Center
Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2014 3:26 PM
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Subject: Possible internship offering: MSKCC
Hi Diana,
My name is Aparna Balakrishnan, and I am the program coordinator for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center’s FOOD (Food to Overcome Outcomes Disparities) program, within the Immigrant
Health & Cancer Disparities service.
I got your card at the Food Bank TEN meeting on November 18th; I think I recall that you could put organizations in touch with potential interns?
We are looking for undergrad or grad students who might be interested in interning with us. We offer the opportunity to interact directly with patients with cancer diagnoses in
need of food assistance and case management.
We are hoping to bring on 1 intern as of mid-January, and a 2nd intern as of mid-February.
Thank you,
Aparna Balakrishnan, MPH, MPA
Community Outreach Specialist, FOOD Program
Immigrant Health & Cancer Disparities
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
300 E. 66th Street, 15th floor
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Diana Johnson, MA
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New York City Food Policy Center at Hunter College
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