“New Connections helps me conduct innovative research and gain access to others involved in cutting edge science addressing some of the most difficult public health problems.”
Adrian Aguilera, PhD
University of California, Berkeley
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“New Connections helps me conduct innovative research and gain access to others involved in cutting edge science addressing some of the most difficult public health problems.”
Adrian Aguilera, PhD
University of California, Berkeley

“New Connections is now an integral part of my career. It has given me national and local recognition for the kind of research that I conduct.”
Janet Chang, PhD
Trinity College

“New Connections has given me opportunities to work closely with RWJF on an important health care issue, which will help influence policy and practice to improve health care for vulnerable populations.”
Lisa Colarossi, PhD
Planned Parenthood Of New York City

“New Connections was one of the few funding opportunities that included an additional set of resources in the form of Symposiums, Coaching Clinics… specifically designed to address the challenges faced by junior investigators.”
Ebbin Dotson, Executive Director
Health Professions Pathways (H2P) Program

“As the first doctoral level social work researcher in the ancient history of our federally recognized tribe, it is truly a great honor to work with RWJF through the Native American Training and Research Center.”
Rodney C. Haring, PhD, L-MSW
University of Arizona, Native American Research and Training Center

“I have appreciated the opportunity to liaise with Foundation staff, seek mentorship from senior scientists, and collaborate with fellow grantees.”
Renee Johnson, PhD
Boston University School of Public Health

“This grant enables me to expand my research and publication portfolio at this crucial time in my career, while providing access to a broad network of esteemed scholars in my field.”
Kimani Paul-Emile, JD, PhD
Fordham University School of Law

Dr. Margo Brooks Carthon is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at the University of Pennsylvania in the Department of Family and Community Health. Her work with disadvantaged groups and individuals
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Being raised in an intergenerational, grand-parent headed household, contributed greatly to my interest in the health of older adults and the health care provided to them. As a child, I watched
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Dr. Robinson received her B.S. in Physical Education and Biology from North Carolina Central University (Durham, NC; 2000). She completed both her M.S and Ph.D. from The Ohio State University (Columbus
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AcademyHealth's 30th Annual Research Meeting will be June 23rd-25th. New Connection will be in attendance More »