Baltimore Health Immersion Summer Program (May 21-June 23)

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I am writing to share about Loyola University Maryland’s pre-health summer program, Baltimore Health Immersion. I am very proud of the ways in which it engages in urban health issues and psychology of health. Please feel free to forward this e-mail and the attached flyer to your pre-health students. We welcome visiting students! Applications are due on Sunday, February 26.

Here are some highlights of Baltimore Health Immersion Program (May 21 –June 23, 2017)

  • The program focuses on psychological and social foundations of health through two courses (six credits), forty-hour service-learning internship, and other immersion opportunities.
  • Dr. Jeffrey Lating’s course, Introduction to Health Psychology, offers a review of assessment procedures, adherence and evaluation in health care, and health psychology interventions. My course, Urban Health and Faith, examines the impact of religious traditions and faith communities on management of urban health.
  • We have a network of placements in downtown Baltimore, including Kennedy Krieger Institute, Health Care for the Homeless, Bon Secours Hospital, and Powell Recovery Center.
  • Visiting students are warmly welcome.
  • Housing is available. Breakfast and lunches on teaching days as well as books are included.
  • The program’s website has more information on the courses, cost and benefits, and application.  See: http://www.loyola.edu/academic/prehealth/baltimore-health-immersion. Applications are due on February 26.

This will be our third year; the first two cohorts of students have been simply exceptional. Last year we welcomed students from eight universities, and we have continued to strengthen our internship partnerships to include over ten health care organizations. We are also proud to welcome Dr. Stephanie Regenold, MD/MPH, to our team. She will lead internship reflections with students. As a former medical advisor at Baltimore City’s maternal health programs and current Associate Director at our Health Center, she is uniquely qualified to engage students in meaningful discussions about their internships.

I have enclosed the program flyer. I would be pleased to answer any questions you or your students may have. My e-mail is mlehmijokigardn@loyola.edu. My phone numbers are 410-617-2218.

Thank you for your time and interest. All the best with the new academic year!

Maiju Lehmijoki-Gardner

Maiju Lehmijoki-Gardner, Ph.D., B.S.N., R.N.
Director, Pre-Health Programs
Affiliate Assistant Professor, Theology
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May 21 – June 23, 2017
www.loyola.edu/academic/prehealth/baltimore-health-immersion

Office: Donnelly Science Building 147
Loyola University Maryland
4501 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21210
410-617-2218

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