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2010 ndash 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
GLOBEMED AT UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA AT
CHAPEL HILL
Chapel Hill NC
students fighting for global health equity
Amherst College Pastoral San Salvador El Salvador
Boston College CCC-UNSCH Ayacucho Peru
Bucknell University KIHEFO Kabale Uganda
Columbia University GWED-G Gulu Uganda
Cornell University CEPAIPA Guayaquil Ecuador
CU-Boulder Himalyan Healthcare Jawalakhel Nepal
Depaul University ASOSAP Alta Verapaz Guatemala
Duke University Salud San Limite Siuna Nicaragua
Florida State University ARM Orissa India
GWU Rwanda Village Concept Project Huye District Rwanda
Georgetown University Minga Peru Iquitos Peru
Indiana University CEMOPLAF-Cajabamba Cajabamba Ecuador
Lawrence University FUNPRONID Riobamba Ecuador
Loyola University La Primavera La Primavera Guatemala
Middlebury College Africa 2000 Network Tororo Uganda
Northeastern University Kitovu Mobile AIDS Organization Masaka Uganda
Northwestern University The HOPE Center Ho Ghana
Penn State University EAPSEC Chiapas Mexico
Princeton University Jambi Hwasi Otavalo Ecuador
Rhodes College AMOS Managua Nicaragua
Truman State University Maison de Naissance Torbeck Haiti
University of Chicago ASPAT Lima Peru
UCLA Amuru Youth Center Anaka Uganda
University of MichiganTiyatien Health
Joy-Southfield Development Corp
Zwedru Liberia
Detroit Michigan
UMKC KCRC Bushenyi District Uganda
UNC-Chapel Hill Health-Alert Uganda Gulu Uganda
University of Rochester Kallpa Iquitos Iquitos Peru
USC Care Net Ghana Hohoe Ghana
University of Texas-Austin Clinica Ana Manganaro Guarjila El Salvador
Vanderbilt University Dios es Amor Lima Peru
WashU in St Louis UDHA Iganga Uganda
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PRESIDENTrsquoS MESSAGE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 MISSION STATEMENT
2 ABOUT US
3 OUR PARTNER
4 OUR PROJECT
7 CAMPAIGNS
9 GLOBALHEALTHU
11 COMMUNITY BUILDING
12 GRASSROOTS ON-SITE
WORK INTERNSHIP
13 WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL
JUSTICE
15 GLOBEMED GLOBAL
HEALTH SUMMIT
16 OUR FUTURE
17 FINANCES
18 STAY CONNECTED
19 THANK YOU
Dear friends and supporters of GlobeMed
We would like to start by thanking all of you for
contributing to another amazing year for GlobeMed at
UNC We feel blessed to have had the opportunity to lead
this chapter during its strongest year yet We have the
highest regard for our amazing team of staff and
executive board members whose dedication enabled us
to reach and surpass our fundraising goal of $10000
In the past few years our chapter has become known
throughout the network for emphasizing community
building and fostering a sense of family among our
members In the 2010-2011 academic year we
spearheaded efforts to build stronger camaraderie with
other chapters by hosting the first regional summit
HillTop Just as our model for community building has
taken root across the network we hope that UNC will
once again provide a model for growth and that other
chapters will host similar network-wide events in years to
come
Most importantly this year has been tremendous for the
development of our partnership with Health Alert Uganda
We initiated dialogue with HAU to further explore the role
of GlobeMed at UNC in supporting community health
projects and to set a path for the future growth of our
relationship In the summer of 2011 our chapter launched
its fourth annual GROW trip We look forward to seeing
the impact of their work on our partnership
We thank you in advance for joining and supporting our
chapter as we continue to grow and solidify our legacy of
building community in the pursuit of social justice and the
realization of global health equity
In solidarity
Jared Lowe and Madelynn Simmons
2010-2011 Co-Presidents
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GLOBEMED AT UNC ndash CHAPEL HILL
GLOBEMED AIMS TO
STRENGTHEN THE MOVEMENT
FOR GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY
BY EMPOWERING STUDENTS
AND COMMUNITIES TO WORK
TOGETHER TO IMPROVE THE
HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED
AROUND THE WORLD
MISSION STATEMENT
ONE BILLION PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD LACK ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS EACH DAY MORE
THAN 36000 PEOPLE DIE PREVENTABLE DEATHS WITHOUT ADDRESSING POVERTY AND POOR
HEALTH WE CANNOT BREAK THIS CYCLE OF SUFFERING
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HAVE THE PASSION AND ENERGY TO HELP TACKLE THIS CHALLENGE GLOBEMED
AIMS TO MEET THIS CHALLENGE BY ENGAGING AND TRAINING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH GRASSROOTS
ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED BY PARTNERING
STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIES TO COMBAT POVERTY AND POOR HEALTH WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF
THOUSANDS OF IMPOVERISHED PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD TODAY AND SHAPE TOMORROWrsquoS LEADERS
ACROSS ALL PROFESSIONS WHO WILL SHARE A DEEP COMMITMENT TO HEALTH EQUITY AND SOCIAL
JUSTICE
our vision
World Bank World Development Report 20002001 Attacking Poverty (New York Oxford University Press 2001)
ABOUT USGlobeMed at UNC ndash Chapel Hill
When GlobeMed at UNC
was founded in the spring of
2008 it was a perfect fit for
UNC Chapel Hill The
Universitys administration
has been dedicated to
supporting social justice
endeavors and many of the
students participate in
campus organizations
Our partnership with Health
Alert Uganda was formed in
2008 and since then the
impact of our chapter has
been steadily increasing We
have raised over $20000
since being founded
including being awarded a
Service Award by the Gillings
School of Global Health to
implement a SMS-based
communication systems for
HAUs community health
workers on our fourth GROW
trip
since our founding in our chapter
has grown from to members
1035
April 2008
OUR PARTNER 20
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[HEALTH ALERT UGANDA]
KEY FACT Northern Uganda
suffers from an HIVAIDS
infection rate of 85 compared
with a 64 nationwide
prevalence
KEY FACT As of March 2010
18 of HIVAIDS transmission in
Uganda occurs via mother to
child transmission
[About Health Alert Uganda]
FOUNDED IN 2004
Health Alert- Uganda was founded to fill the void of
healthcare for children infected and affected with HIVAIDS in
the Northern Ugandan districts of Gulu Amuru and Nwoya
As its mission HAU is committed to increasing access to
quality community-based care and support services for
children between 0-17 years who are infected and affected
with HIVAIDS The partnership between GlobeMed and
HAU began in 2008
[WORKS IN GULU UGANDA]
POPULATION 154000
In the Gulu district in northern Uganda fighting by the Lords
Resistance Army previously displaced up to 90 of the
population Much of the population is still living in IDP camps
Partner Contact Obutu Francis Program Coordinator
ampOUR PROJECT 2
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HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why a data entry
and technological
capacity building]This project is to increase the capacity
to work and create documentation for
HAU This project included purchasing
a new copier machine new modems
and increasing the capacity for data
entry This will increase the ability for
HAU to produce complete reports with
concrete documentation In order for
HAU to be able to secure more
funding from the area documentation
is key
Technological capacity building is accomplished
through increased provision of the means to acquire
the necessary items to increase report writing and
documentation in Gulu Uganda This project included purchasing a new copier machine in which HAU
will put in their newly acquired store and charge per copy to have
funds for the youth projects The purchase of two new modems for
the office will increase the capacity for internet There were
previously issues using the internet in the youth center so one of
these modems will be placed directly in the center The purchase of a
new computer with increased digital storage will help as they
continue adding clients to their current list of 2402 individuals As the
client list gets longer it is necessary to have more computer space to
store the digital patient follow up forms All of this will increase HAUrsquos
capacity to produce reports with concrete documentation During the
course of the GROW internship data entry per day was increased to
complete their current files
$2500 TO PURCHASE 1
LAPTOP ANTIVIURS
FOR 9 COMPUTERS 1 COLOR PRINTER 1
PROJECTOR 1 MODEM AND 2 INK
CARTRIDGES
ampOUR PROJECT 2
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HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
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HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
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Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
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COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
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WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
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April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
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CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
Amherst College Pastoral San Salvador El Salvador
Boston College CCC-UNSCH Ayacucho Peru
Bucknell University KIHEFO Kabale Uganda
Columbia University GWED-G Gulu Uganda
Cornell University CEPAIPA Guayaquil Ecuador
CU-Boulder Himalyan Healthcare Jawalakhel Nepal
Depaul University ASOSAP Alta Verapaz Guatemala
Duke University Salud San Limite Siuna Nicaragua
Florida State University ARM Orissa India
GWU Rwanda Village Concept Project Huye District Rwanda
Georgetown University Minga Peru Iquitos Peru
Indiana University CEMOPLAF-Cajabamba Cajabamba Ecuador
Lawrence University FUNPRONID Riobamba Ecuador
Loyola University La Primavera La Primavera Guatemala
Middlebury College Africa 2000 Network Tororo Uganda
Northeastern University Kitovu Mobile AIDS Organization Masaka Uganda
Northwestern University The HOPE Center Ho Ghana
Penn State University EAPSEC Chiapas Mexico
Princeton University Jambi Hwasi Otavalo Ecuador
Rhodes College AMOS Managua Nicaragua
Truman State University Maison de Naissance Torbeck Haiti
University of Chicago ASPAT Lima Peru
UCLA Amuru Youth Center Anaka Uganda
University of MichiganTiyatien Health
Joy-Southfield Development Corp
Zwedru Liberia
Detroit Michigan
UMKC KCRC Bushenyi District Uganda
UNC-Chapel Hill Health-Alert Uganda Gulu Uganda
University of Rochester Kallpa Iquitos Iquitos Peru
USC Care Net Ghana Hohoe Ghana
University of Texas-Austin Clinica Ana Manganaro Guarjila El Salvador
Vanderbilt University Dios es Amor Lima Peru
WashU in St Louis UDHA Iganga Uganda
to
im
prove
th
e he
alth
o
f pe
op
le
livin
g in
p
ove
rty
partn
er w
ith g
ra
ssro
ots o
rg
an
izatio
ns a
ro
un
d th
e w
orld
Glo
be
Med
is a n
etw
ork
o
f u
nive
rsity stu
de
nts that
PRESIDENTrsquoS MESSAGE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 MISSION STATEMENT
2 ABOUT US
3 OUR PARTNER
4 OUR PROJECT
7 CAMPAIGNS
9 GLOBALHEALTHU
11 COMMUNITY BUILDING
12 GRASSROOTS ON-SITE
WORK INTERNSHIP
13 WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL
JUSTICE
15 GLOBEMED GLOBAL
HEALTH SUMMIT
16 OUR FUTURE
17 FINANCES
18 STAY CONNECTED
19 THANK YOU
Dear friends and supporters of GlobeMed
We would like to start by thanking all of you for
contributing to another amazing year for GlobeMed at
UNC We feel blessed to have had the opportunity to lead
this chapter during its strongest year yet We have the
highest regard for our amazing team of staff and
executive board members whose dedication enabled us
to reach and surpass our fundraising goal of $10000
In the past few years our chapter has become known
throughout the network for emphasizing community
building and fostering a sense of family among our
members In the 2010-2011 academic year we
spearheaded efforts to build stronger camaraderie with
other chapters by hosting the first regional summit
HillTop Just as our model for community building has
taken root across the network we hope that UNC will
once again provide a model for growth and that other
chapters will host similar network-wide events in years to
come
Most importantly this year has been tremendous for the
development of our partnership with Health Alert Uganda
We initiated dialogue with HAU to further explore the role
of GlobeMed at UNC in supporting community health
projects and to set a path for the future growth of our
relationship In the summer of 2011 our chapter launched
its fourth annual GROW trip We look forward to seeing
the impact of their work on our partnership
We thank you in advance for joining and supporting our
chapter as we continue to grow and solidify our legacy of
building community in the pursuit of social justice and the
realization of global health equity
In solidarity
Jared Lowe and Madelynn Simmons
2010-2011 Co-Presidents
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nnu
al R
eport
GLOBEMED AT UNC ndash CHAPEL HILL
GLOBEMED AIMS TO
STRENGTHEN THE MOVEMENT
FOR GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY
BY EMPOWERING STUDENTS
AND COMMUNITIES TO WORK
TOGETHER TO IMPROVE THE
HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED
AROUND THE WORLD
MISSION STATEMENT
ONE BILLION PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD LACK ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS EACH DAY MORE
THAN 36000 PEOPLE DIE PREVENTABLE DEATHS WITHOUT ADDRESSING POVERTY AND POOR
HEALTH WE CANNOT BREAK THIS CYCLE OF SUFFERING
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HAVE THE PASSION AND ENERGY TO HELP TACKLE THIS CHALLENGE GLOBEMED
AIMS TO MEET THIS CHALLENGE BY ENGAGING AND TRAINING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH GRASSROOTS
ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED BY PARTNERING
STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIES TO COMBAT POVERTY AND POOR HEALTH WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF
THOUSANDS OF IMPOVERISHED PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD TODAY AND SHAPE TOMORROWrsquoS LEADERS
ACROSS ALL PROFESSIONS WHO WILL SHARE A DEEP COMMITMENT TO HEALTH EQUITY AND SOCIAL
JUSTICE
our vision
World Bank World Development Report 20002001 Attacking Poverty (New York Oxford University Press 2001)
ABOUT USGlobeMed at UNC ndash Chapel Hill
When GlobeMed at UNC
was founded in the spring of
2008 it was a perfect fit for
UNC Chapel Hill The
Universitys administration
has been dedicated to
supporting social justice
endeavors and many of the
students participate in
campus organizations
Our partnership with Health
Alert Uganda was formed in
2008 and since then the
impact of our chapter has
been steadily increasing We
have raised over $20000
since being founded
including being awarded a
Service Award by the Gillings
School of Global Health to
implement a SMS-based
communication systems for
HAUs community health
workers on our fourth GROW
trip
since our founding in our chapter
has grown from to members
1035
April 2008
OUR PARTNER 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
[HEALTH ALERT UGANDA]
KEY FACT Northern Uganda
suffers from an HIVAIDS
infection rate of 85 compared
with a 64 nationwide
prevalence
KEY FACT As of March 2010
18 of HIVAIDS transmission in
Uganda occurs via mother to
child transmission
[About Health Alert Uganda]
FOUNDED IN 2004
Health Alert- Uganda was founded to fill the void of
healthcare for children infected and affected with HIVAIDS in
the Northern Ugandan districts of Gulu Amuru and Nwoya
As its mission HAU is committed to increasing access to
quality community-based care and support services for
children between 0-17 years who are infected and affected
with HIVAIDS The partnership between GlobeMed and
HAU began in 2008
[WORKS IN GULU UGANDA]
POPULATION 154000
In the Gulu district in northern Uganda fighting by the Lords
Resistance Army previously displaced up to 90 of the
population Much of the population is still living in IDP camps
Partner Contact Obutu Francis Program Coordinator
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why a data entry
and technological
capacity building]This project is to increase the capacity
to work and create documentation for
HAU This project included purchasing
a new copier machine new modems
and increasing the capacity for data
entry This will increase the ability for
HAU to produce complete reports with
concrete documentation In order for
HAU to be able to secure more
funding from the area documentation
is key
Technological capacity building is accomplished
through increased provision of the means to acquire
the necessary items to increase report writing and
documentation in Gulu Uganda This project included purchasing a new copier machine in which HAU
will put in their newly acquired store and charge per copy to have
funds for the youth projects The purchase of two new modems for
the office will increase the capacity for internet There were
previously issues using the internet in the youth center so one of
these modems will be placed directly in the center The purchase of a
new computer with increased digital storage will help as they
continue adding clients to their current list of 2402 individuals As the
client list gets longer it is necessary to have more computer space to
store the digital patient follow up forms All of this will increase HAUrsquos
capacity to produce reports with concrete documentation During the
course of the GROW internship data entry per day was increased to
complete their current files
$2500 TO PURCHASE 1
LAPTOP ANTIVIURS
FOR 9 COMPUTERS 1 COLOR PRINTER 1
PROJECTOR 1 MODEM AND 2 INK
CARTRIDGES
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
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ndash2011 A
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al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
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COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
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al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
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al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
PRESIDENTrsquoS MESSAGE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 MISSION STATEMENT
2 ABOUT US
3 OUR PARTNER
4 OUR PROJECT
7 CAMPAIGNS
9 GLOBALHEALTHU
11 COMMUNITY BUILDING
12 GRASSROOTS ON-SITE
WORK INTERNSHIP
13 WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL
JUSTICE
15 GLOBEMED GLOBAL
HEALTH SUMMIT
16 OUR FUTURE
17 FINANCES
18 STAY CONNECTED
19 THANK YOU
Dear friends and supporters of GlobeMed
We would like to start by thanking all of you for
contributing to another amazing year for GlobeMed at
UNC We feel blessed to have had the opportunity to lead
this chapter during its strongest year yet We have the
highest regard for our amazing team of staff and
executive board members whose dedication enabled us
to reach and surpass our fundraising goal of $10000
In the past few years our chapter has become known
throughout the network for emphasizing community
building and fostering a sense of family among our
members In the 2010-2011 academic year we
spearheaded efforts to build stronger camaraderie with
other chapters by hosting the first regional summit
HillTop Just as our model for community building has
taken root across the network we hope that UNC will
once again provide a model for growth and that other
chapters will host similar network-wide events in years to
come
Most importantly this year has been tremendous for the
development of our partnership with Health Alert Uganda
We initiated dialogue with HAU to further explore the role
of GlobeMed at UNC in supporting community health
projects and to set a path for the future growth of our
relationship In the summer of 2011 our chapter launched
its fourth annual GROW trip We look forward to seeing
the impact of their work on our partnership
We thank you in advance for joining and supporting our
chapter as we continue to grow and solidify our legacy of
building community in the pursuit of social justice and the
realization of global health equity
In solidarity
Jared Lowe and Madelynn Simmons
2010-2011 Co-Presidents
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
GLOBEMED AT UNC ndash CHAPEL HILL
GLOBEMED AIMS TO
STRENGTHEN THE MOVEMENT
FOR GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY
BY EMPOWERING STUDENTS
AND COMMUNITIES TO WORK
TOGETHER TO IMPROVE THE
HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED
AROUND THE WORLD
MISSION STATEMENT
ONE BILLION PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD LACK ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS EACH DAY MORE
THAN 36000 PEOPLE DIE PREVENTABLE DEATHS WITHOUT ADDRESSING POVERTY AND POOR
HEALTH WE CANNOT BREAK THIS CYCLE OF SUFFERING
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HAVE THE PASSION AND ENERGY TO HELP TACKLE THIS CHALLENGE GLOBEMED
AIMS TO MEET THIS CHALLENGE BY ENGAGING AND TRAINING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH GRASSROOTS
ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED BY PARTNERING
STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIES TO COMBAT POVERTY AND POOR HEALTH WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF
THOUSANDS OF IMPOVERISHED PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD TODAY AND SHAPE TOMORROWrsquoS LEADERS
ACROSS ALL PROFESSIONS WHO WILL SHARE A DEEP COMMITMENT TO HEALTH EQUITY AND SOCIAL
JUSTICE
our vision
World Bank World Development Report 20002001 Attacking Poverty (New York Oxford University Press 2001)
ABOUT USGlobeMed at UNC ndash Chapel Hill
When GlobeMed at UNC
was founded in the spring of
2008 it was a perfect fit for
UNC Chapel Hill The
Universitys administration
has been dedicated to
supporting social justice
endeavors and many of the
students participate in
campus organizations
Our partnership with Health
Alert Uganda was formed in
2008 and since then the
impact of our chapter has
been steadily increasing We
have raised over $20000
since being founded
including being awarded a
Service Award by the Gillings
School of Global Health to
implement a SMS-based
communication systems for
HAUs community health
workers on our fourth GROW
trip
since our founding in our chapter
has grown from to members
1035
April 2008
OUR PARTNER 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
[HEALTH ALERT UGANDA]
KEY FACT Northern Uganda
suffers from an HIVAIDS
infection rate of 85 compared
with a 64 nationwide
prevalence
KEY FACT As of March 2010
18 of HIVAIDS transmission in
Uganda occurs via mother to
child transmission
[About Health Alert Uganda]
FOUNDED IN 2004
Health Alert- Uganda was founded to fill the void of
healthcare for children infected and affected with HIVAIDS in
the Northern Ugandan districts of Gulu Amuru and Nwoya
As its mission HAU is committed to increasing access to
quality community-based care and support services for
children between 0-17 years who are infected and affected
with HIVAIDS The partnership between GlobeMed and
HAU began in 2008
[WORKS IN GULU UGANDA]
POPULATION 154000
In the Gulu district in northern Uganda fighting by the Lords
Resistance Army previously displaced up to 90 of the
population Much of the population is still living in IDP camps
Partner Contact Obutu Francis Program Coordinator
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why a data entry
and technological
capacity building]This project is to increase the capacity
to work and create documentation for
HAU This project included purchasing
a new copier machine new modems
and increasing the capacity for data
entry This will increase the ability for
HAU to produce complete reports with
concrete documentation In order for
HAU to be able to secure more
funding from the area documentation
is key
Technological capacity building is accomplished
through increased provision of the means to acquire
the necessary items to increase report writing and
documentation in Gulu Uganda This project included purchasing a new copier machine in which HAU
will put in their newly acquired store and charge per copy to have
funds for the youth projects The purchase of two new modems for
the office will increase the capacity for internet There were
previously issues using the internet in the youth center so one of
these modems will be placed directly in the center The purchase of a
new computer with increased digital storage will help as they
continue adding clients to their current list of 2402 individuals As the
client list gets longer it is necessary to have more computer space to
store the digital patient follow up forms All of this will increase HAUrsquos
capacity to produce reports with concrete documentation During the
course of the GROW internship data entry per day was increased to
complete their current files
$2500 TO PURCHASE 1
LAPTOP ANTIVIURS
FOR 9 COMPUTERS 1 COLOR PRINTER 1
PROJECTOR 1 MODEM AND 2 INK
CARTRIDGES
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
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Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
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ndash2011 A
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eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
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al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
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CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
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al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
GLOBEMED AIMS TO
STRENGTHEN THE MOVEMENT
FOR GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY
BY EMPOWERING STUDENTS
AND COMMUNITIES TO WORK
TOGETHER TO IMPROVE THE
HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED
AROUND THE WORLD
MISSION STATEMENT
ONE BILLION PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD LACK ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS EACH DAY MORE
THAN 36000 PEOPLE DIE PREVENTABLE DEATHS WITHOUT ADDRESSING POVERTY AND POOR
HEALTH WE CANNOT BREAK THIS CYCLE OF SUFFERING
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HAVE THE PASSION AND ENERGY TO HELP TACKLE THIS CHALLENGE GLOBEMED
AIMS TO MEET THIS CHALLENGE BY ENGAGING AND TRAINING STUDENTS TO WORK WITH GRASSROOTS
ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE IMPOVERISHED BY PARTNERING
STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIES TO COMBAT POVERTY AND POOR HEALTH WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF
THOUSANDS OF IMPOVERISHED PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD TODAY AND SHAPE TOMORROWrsquoS LEADERS
ACROSS ALL PROFESSIONS WHO WILL SHARE A DEEP COMMITMENT TO HEALTH EQUITY AND SOCIAL
JUSTICE
our vision
World Bank World Development Report 20002001 Attacking Poverty (New York Oxford University Press 2001)
ABOUT USGlobeMed at UNC ndash Chapel Hill
When GlobeMed at UNC
was founded in the spring of
2008 it was a perfect fit for
UNC Chapel Hill The
Universitys administration
has been dedicated to
supporting social justice
endeavors and many of the
students participate in
campus organizations
Our partnership with Health
Alert Uganda was formed in
2008 and since then the
impact of our chapter has
been steadily increasing We
have raised over $20000
since being founded
including being awarded a
Service Award by the Gillings
School of Global Health to
implement a SMS-based
communication systems for
HAUs community health
workers on our fourth GROW
trip
since our founding in our chapter
has grown from to members
1035
April 2008
OUR PARTNER 20
10
ndash2011 A
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al R
eport
[HEALTH ALERT UGANDA]
KEY FACT Northern Uganda
suffers from an HIVAIDS
infection rate of 85 compared
with a 64 nationwide
prevalence
KEY FACT As of March 2010
18 of HIVAIDS transmission in
Uganda occurs via mother to
child transmission
[About Health Alert Uganda]
FOUNDED IN 2004
Health Alert- Uganda was founded to fill the void of
healthcare for children infected and affected with HIVAIDS in
the Northern Ugandan districts of Gulu Amuru and Nwoya
As its mission HAU is committed to increasing access to
quality community-based care and support services for
children between 0-17 years who are infected and affected
with HIVAIDS The partnership between GlobeMed and
HAU began in 2008
[WORKS IN GULU UGANDA]
POPULATION 154000
In the Gulu district in northern Uganda fighting by the Lords
Resistance Army previously displaced up to 90 of the
population Much of the population is still living in IDP camps
Partner Contact Obutu Francis Program Coordinator
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why a data entry
and technological
capacity building]This project is to increase the capacity
to work and create documentation for
HAU This project included purchasing
a new copier machine new modems
and increasing the capacity for data
entry This will increase the ability for
HAU to produce complete reports with
concrete documentation In order for
HAU to be able to secure more
funding from the area documentation
is key
Technological capacity building is accomplished
through increased provision of the means to acquire
the necessary items to increase report writing and
documentation in Gulu Uganda This project included purchasing a new copier machine in which HAU
will put in their newly acquired store and charge per copy to have
funds for the youth projects The purchase of two new modems for
the office will increase the capacity for internet There were
previously issues using the internet in the youth center so one of
these modems will be placed directly in the center The purchase of a
new computer with increased digital storage will help as they
continue adding clients to their current list of 2402 individuals As the
client list gets longer it is necessary to have more computer space to
store the digital patient follow up forms All of this will increase HAUrsquos
capacity to produce reports with concrete documentation During the
course of the GROW internship data entry per day was increased to
complete their current files
$2500 TO PURCHASE 1
LAPTOP ANTIVIURS
FOR 9 COMPUTERS 1 COLOR PRINTER 1
PROJECTOR 1 MODEM AND 2 INK
CARTRIDGES
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
ABOUT USGlobeMed at UNC ndash Chapel Hill
When GlobeMed at UNC
was founded in the spring of
2008 it was a perfect fit for
UNC Chapel Hill The
Universitys administration
has been dedicated to
supporting social justice
endeavors and many of the
students participate in
campus organizations
Our partnership with Health
Alert Uganda was formed in
2008 and since then the
impact of our chapter has
been steadily increasing We
have raised over $20000
since being founded
including being awarded a
Service Award by the Gillings
School of Global Health to
implement a SMS-based
communication systems for
HAUs community health
workers on our fourth GROW
trip
since our founding in our chapter
has grown from to members
1035
April 2008
OUR PARTNER 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
[HEALTH ALERT UGANDA]
KEY FACT Northern Uganda
suffers from an HIVAIDS
infection rate of 85 compared
with a 64 nationwide
prevalence
KEY FACT As of March 2010
18 of HIVAIDS transmission in
Uganda occurs via mother to
child transmission
[About Health Alert Uganda]
FOUNDED IN 2004
Health Alert- Uganda was founded to fill the void of
healthcare for children infected and affected with HIVAIDS in
the Northern Ugandan districts of Gulu Amuru and Nwoya
As its mission HAU is committed to increasing access to
quality community-based care and support services for
children between 0-17 years who are infected and affected
with HIVAIDS The partnership between GlobeMed and
HAU began in 2008
[WORKS IN GULU UGANDA]
POPULATION 154000
In the Gulu district in northern Uganda fighting by the Lords
Resistance Army previously displaced up to 90 of the
population Much of the population is still living in IDP camps
Partner Contact Obutu Francis Program Coordinator
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why a data entry
and technological
capacity building]This project is to increase the capacity
to work and create documentation for
HAU This project included purchasing
a new copier machine new modems
and increasing the capacity for data
entry This will increase the ability for
HAU to produce complete reports with
concrete documentation In order for
HAU to be able to secure more
funding from the area documentation
is key
Technological capacity building is accomplished
through increased provision of the means to acquire
the necessary items to increase report writing and
documentation in Gulu Uganda This project included purchasing a new copier machine in which HAU
will put in their newly acquired store and charge per copy to have
funds for the youth projects The purchase of two new modems for
the office will increase the capacity for internet There were
previously issues using the internet in the youth center so one of
these modems will be placed directly in the center The purchase of a
new computer with increased digital storage will help as they
continue adding clients to their current list of 2402 individuals As the
client list gets longer it is necessary to have more computer space to
store the digital patient follow up forms All of this will increase HAUrsquos
capacity to produce reports with concrete documentation During the
course of the GROW internship data entry per day was increased to
complete their current files
$2500 TO PURCHASE 1
LAPTOP ANTIVIURS
FOR 9 COMPUTERS 1 COLOR PRINTER 1
PROJECTOR 1 MODEM AND 2 INK
CARTRIDGES
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
OUR PARTNER 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
[HEALTH ALERT UGANDA]
KEY FACT Northern Uganda
suffers from an HIVAIDS
infection rate of 85 compared
with a 64 nationwide
prevalence
KEY FACT As of March 2010
18 of HIVAIDS transmission in
Uganda occurs via mother to
child transmission
[About Health Alert Uganda]
FOUNDED IN 2004
Health Alert- Uganda was founded to fill the void of
healthcare for children infected and affected with HIVAIDS in
the Northern Ugandan districts of Gulu Amuru and Nwoya
As its mission HAU is committed to increasing access to
quality community-based care and support services for
children between 0-17 years who are infected and affected
with HIVAIDS The partnership between GlobeMed and
HAU began in 2008
[WORKS IN GULU UGANDA]
POPULATION 154000
In the Gulu district in northern Uganda fighting by the Lords
Resistance Army previously displaced up to 90 of the
population Much of the population is still living in IDP camps
Partner Contact Obutu Francis Program Coordinator
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why a data entry
and technological
capacity building]This project is to increase the capacity
to work and create documentation for
HAU This project included purchasing
a new copier machine new modems
and increasing the capacity for data
entry This will increase the ability for
HAU to produce complete reports with
concrete documentation In order for
HAU to be able to secure more
funding from the area documentation
is key
Technological capacity building is accomplished
through increased provision of the means to acquire
the necessary items to increase report writing and
documentation in Gulu Uganda This project included purchasing a new copier machine in which HAU
will put in their newly acquired store and charge per copy to have
funds for the youth projects The purchase of two new modems for
the office will increase the capacity for internet There were
previously issues using the internet in the youth center so one of
these modems will be placed directly in the center The purchase of a
new computer with increased digital storage will help as they
continue adding clients to their current list of 2402 individuals As the
client list gets longer it is necessary to have more computer space to
store the digital patient follow up forms All of this will increase HAUrsquos
capacity to produce reports with concrete documentation During the
course of the GROW internship data entry per day was increased to
complete their current files
$2500 TO PURCHASE 1
LAPTOP ANTIVIURS
FOR 9 COMPUTERS 1 COLOR PRINTER 1
PROJECTOR 1 MODEM AND 2 INK
CARTRIDGES
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why a data entry
and technological
capacity building]This project is to increase the capacity
to work and create documentation for
HAU This project included purchasing
a new copier machine new modems
and increasing the capacity for data
entry This will increase the ability for
HAU to produce complete reports with
concrete documentation In order for
HAU to be able to secure more
funding from the area documentation
is key
Technological capacity building is accomplished
through increased provision of the means to acquire
the necessary items to increase report writing and
documentation in Gulu Uganda This project included purchasing a new copier machine in which HAU
will put in their newly acquired store and charge per copy to have
funds for the youth projects The purchase of two new modems for
the office will increase the capacity for internet There were
previously issues using the internet in the youth center so one of
these modems will be placed directly in the center The purchase of a
new computer with increased digital storage will help as they
continue adding clients to their current list of 2402 individuals As the
client list gets longer it is necessary to have more computer space to
store the digital patient follow up forms All of this will increase HAUrsquos
capacity to produce reports with concrete documentation During the
course of the GROW internship data entry per day was increased to
complete their current files
$2500 TO PURCHASE 1
LAPTOP ANTIVIURS
FOR 9 COMPUTERS 1 COLOR PRINTER 1
PROJECTOR 1 MODEM AND 2 INK
CARTRIDGES
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why Prevention
of Mother to Child
Transmission]Momma Kits play an important role in
the efforts of prevention of pediatric
AIDS as it provides the mother with
the necessities for a sanitary safe
delivery which otherwise would not
have been obtained due to the lack of
financial resources By continuing and
increasing the funding for the Momma
Kits this project supports Health Alert
Ugandarsquos mission of providing quality
health care access to more mothers
thereby preventing mother-to-child
transmission of HIVAIDS
Mother-to-Child Transmission of Pediatric HIVAIDS
is prevented with the distribution of Momma Kits to
poverty-stricken HIV+ mothers in Gulu Uganda
GlobeMed at UNC funded and purchased 58 Momma Kits in
efforts of preventing pediatric AIDS as it ensures the mother will
have the necessities for a sanitary safe delivery which otherwise
would not have been obtained due to the lack of financial
resources This project supports Health Alert Ugandarsquos mission of
providing quality health care access to more mothers thereby
preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIVAIDS
58MOTHERS WILL BE
POSITIVELY
IMPACTED
$600 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR 58 MOMMA KITS
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
ampOUR PROJECT 2
01
0 ndash
2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
HEALTH ALERT UGANDA
GlobeMed at UNC
[Why income
generating
activities]A lack of income is a severe
barrier for many of HAUs
clients to accessing proper
nutrition medicines health
care workers or traveling to
clinics These activities are
intended to support their
long term income
generation through the self
sustaining loans of goats
and seeds
Income generation is accomplished through goat-
lending and seed-lending programs to caretakers
and peer support groups in Gulu Uganda
The GROW team will continue and improve the seed-lending and
goat-lending projects started by previous teams Seed-lending
gives seeds to two peer groups of approximately 40 members
each in Alero and Olwal sub-counties This year we will
supplement the project by adding different crops and giving
additional seeds to compensate for a poor crop The goat-lending
project gives loans in the form of goats to 21 caretaker groups in
four sub-counties After evaluating the projects progress the
GROW team will sponsor a fund to purchase medicines for the
goat and will purchase new stronger ropes for the goats These
activities will help to generate income for the groups in the long
term
$550 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
SEED LENDING BEANS ONIONS BASINS
GNUTS SOYA BEANS AND FUEL
$250 TO PURCHASE
MATERIALS FOR THE
GOAT LENDING 1 GOAT 70 LITERS OF
FUEL 1 VETS TIME
TO TREAT THE GOAT 21 ROPES
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
CAMPAIGNS
EVENTS TITLE EVENT DESCRIPTION$ MONEY
RAISED
Tea Event Selling African tea at a local coffee shop to receive a
portion of the profit$34716
Jewelry and Bag Sales Selling bags and jewelry from Uganda on campus and
in the community$1317
Bartrek Event at different bars in chapel hill Students were
charged an admission price for tickets$55725
Kenan-Biddle Grant Grant in collaboration with UNC and Duke University $2500
Turn it Red Using glow sticks students gathered in the quad of
UNC to take a picture in an AIDS ribbon formation $125024
Night out at Vespa A fun filled night out where participants donated to
support our projects in Gulu $47247
Basketball games Chapter members work at UNC basketball games $400
Book Drive Collected books for partners youth library ---
Hope Phones Drive Collected cell phones to be converted to cash
amounts in order to fund the Medic Mobile project at
HAU this summer Amount earned is being
processed by Hope Phones
(pending)
Campaigns are on-campus events and initiatives that raise funds for
GlobeMed partner organizations grassroots projects abroad
$434412TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR HEALTH ALERT
UGANDA IN 2010 ndash 2011
Since the beginning of our partnership with HAU GlobeMed at UNC has raised over
$20000 for community health projects
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
CAMPAIGNS 20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
Bag and Bead
Market
Sept 2010-April 2011
The 2009 summer interns
purchased hand-made
beaded jewelry and the 2010
summer interns purchased
bags hand-made by women
affected by HIV and
connected to our partner
Health Alert Uganda They
were brought back to Chapel
Hill for GlobeMed to sell to
the UNC campus and
surrounding area Not only is
a beautiful good being sold to
raise money for HAU but
there is a story that brings
awareness to our partner and
the global initiative to fight
HIVAIDS This was a year
long effort that raised over
$1000 for HAU
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
GLOBALHEALTHU
The goal of ghU is to stimulate deep thinking We
want people to be able to think for themselves and to
develop opinions that they can defend We want
each person to be able to think critically about issues
around the world This year we struggled getting the
younger crowd used to the global health lingo and
after that we wanted to help everyone define these
words for themselves Being able to question
everything and fight for answers while thinking
deeply is an important skill as a future global health
leader We are developing leaders within our
chapters
globalhealthU is a GlobeMed
designed curriculum that enables
students to develop a critical
understanding of issues in global
health and apply this knowledge
to their work with communities
around the world
17DISCUSSIONS
by the numbers
01EVENTS
07TOPICS
PHILOSOPHICAL
FRAMEWORKS OF
GLOBAL HEALTH
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONFLICT AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
FOOD AND NUTRITION
LGBTQ AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH
RELIGION AND GLOBAL
HEALTH
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
GLOBALHEALTHU
Community Agriculture
versus
International Food Aid
PANEL DISCUSSION
April 14th 2011
This panel was intended to
initiate intellectual thinking
and conversation
surrounding contemporary
controversial issues in
global health It
concentrated on the
effectiveness and impact of
community agriculture as
compared to international
food aid The panel
discussed the effects of
these two strategies as
they relate to levels of
improved nutrition and food
shortages in the developing
world
ON ndash CAMPUS EVENTS
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TOTAL OF CHAPTER MEMBERS
OF COMMUNITY BUILDING EVENTS
This year our chapter focused on building our
internal community Our fall and spring retreats
brought members from different committees
together to strengthen our chapter while smaller
chapter events like documentary viewing parties
and working at an outdoor garden helped us to
learn more about our mission and each other
Additionally GlobeMed at UNC hosted the first ever
regional HillTop conference which worked to
strengthen ties across the network We look forward
to pushing outward in the coming year and working
with the Chapel Hill and Triangle communities to
support our partner Health Alert Uganda
35
06
Through service and team-building events community and camaraderie is
fostered around global health and social justice within GlobeMed chapters the
GlobeMed network and surrounding communities
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
GROW INTERNSHIP
Through Grassroots On-site Work (GROW) internships students make a
positive impact in the community by working alongside their partner organization
to further ongoing and new projects
[GRASSROOTS ON-SITE WORK]
MA
Y 1
2 2
011ndash
JU
LY
8 2
011
OF GLOBEMED GROW INTERNS
LENGTH OF STAY
WORK DESCRIPTION
The GROW team will support HA-Us efforts in
providing quality home based care to children
infected and affected by HCT They will continue
working on a number of past projects including
PMTCT seed-lending and goat-lending as well as
start new projects such as creating a HA-U
website and bolstering data capacity
04
8 weeks
ldquoThe GROW trip has really brought both the partnership and global health to life for me I have found there to be
far more difficulties than I could have foreseen in a classroom yet I have also seen far more optimism and
potential to better the health of the communityrdquo-- Anna Gage co 2012
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GLOBEMED AT UNC joined 31 other GlobeMed
chapters across the nation in a network-wide
commemoration of the 3rd Annual World Day of
Social Justice on February 20 2011 by asking
students professors and community members on
campus an open-ended thought provoking question
relating to social justice
OUR QUESTION [Everyone has the right
to ____]
BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the year many
of our ghU discussions ended in discussions about
human rights Members of our chapter boiled many
of the issues down to disagreements between
global players about what people should and should
not have a right to We wanted to pose this question
to others in our community and the World Day of
Social Justice was the perfect opportunity to do so
This question is inexorably linked to many of our
partners in GlobeMed as those they serve often
have their rights infringed upon For Health Alert
Uganda these questions surround issues of school
fees and access to ART therapies
Everyone has
the right to
__________
WE ASKED OVER 28 PEOPLE AT UNC
HERErsquoS HOW THEY RESPONDED gtgt
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
GlobeMed at UNC asked 28 people to fill in the blank to answer the question
View more responses wwwimagine2030orgwdsj
Everyone has the right to _______
(1) Insert your university name
of people you asked and your WDSJ question above
Adjust font size as necessary to fit it
all
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
(2) Use this page to show off your photo responses Make a
collage feature your favorite response insert photos like
rows as shown here whatever you want
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
Photo Response from your WDSJ
QampA here
PHOTO RESPONSES
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
April 7 ndash 10 in Evanston ILFeaturing Honorary Keynote
DR JOIA MUKHERJEEChief Medical Officer
Partners in Health
2011 GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT
ldquoThe 2011 GlobeMed Summit was by far one of the most
influential experiences for me Hearing inspirational talks
from the wide array of speakers and being able to interact
with them one on one fueled the passion in my work with
GlobeMed By far the best part was meeting such an
amazing and diverse group of people from all of the
amazing chapters The dedication I saw from everyone was
truly an inspiration for me and I consider all of them a
partner in this movement and a life-long friendrdquo
-- Jesse Goldberg co 2012
2011 DELEGATES Elliot Montpellier Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt Tanya
Davis-Castro Amy Patel Jesse Goldberg Sarah Jagdmann
Alecia Westphalen
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
OUR FUTURE
Gabbi and Kelli are excited to move forward as the
presidents of GlobeMed at UNC for the coming 2011-
2012 year We have already met with our new
Executive Board and have great things in mind for the
chapter
During this summer our GROW team will be
working to strengthen our ties with Health Alert Uganda
Our chapter members have indicated a strong desire to
better understand who the HAU staff members are as
well as specific programs they are supporting in Gulu
Our GROW team is gathering information photos and
videos to be shown to the chapter over the coming year
to help the GlobeMed staff maintain focus on our
mission As a chapter we are also working to improve
internal communication and planning by moving to a
new online homepage complete with a chapter
calendar GlobeMed Wiki and a file-sharing application
We hope to bring global health knowledge to our
members through a more interactive GlobalHealthU
program and to our community by working with Chapel
Hill ndash Carrboro Schools
Our biggest goal for the coming year is to improve
upon our fundraising strategy We hope to expand our
individual giving campaigns to more family friends and
especially community members as well as strategically
space our major campaigns across the course of each
semester Donors can visit wwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-
Med-At-Unc to make donations to support Health Alert
Ugandarsquos work to support children affected and infected
with HIVAIDS in northern Uganda A $10 donation can
fund a safe delivery kit for an HIV positive mother to
ensure that her child has a healthy HIV negative start
to life
ldquoMy experiences with GlobeMed at UNC and our partner have taught me so
much Because of GlobeMed I graduated with valuable leadership skills and
knowledge of public health issues In addition I was able to meet so many
passionate like-minded individuals both at UNC and at Health Alert -
Uganda ndash Breanne Rehley co 2011
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONSOPERATIONS TOTAL REVENUE
Revenue
Events $434412 $434412
Individual Giving $135739 $135739
University Funding $5000 $1770 $6770
Corporations $300 $500
SUBTOTAL $1100151 $1700 $1277151
CAMPAIGN
DONATIONS
OPERATIONS amp
GRANTSTOTAL
Current Finances
Cash Reserves $192326 $192326
2011-2012
University Funding
Budget requests will
be submitted in
September
(pending)
EXISTING
BALANCE
$192326 $192326
In 2010 ndash 2011 GlobeMed at UNC raised $1100151 for Health Alert Uganda to support projects in Gulu Uganda
CHAPTER FINANCES
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
STAY CONNECTED
Read more about our partner and project and the GlobeMed network
[httpwwwglobemedorguncch]
ldquoLikerdquo us on Facebook to find out about upcoming events
httpwwwfacebookcomgroupphpgid=32481102292
WANT TO
REACH US
IN 2011 -
2012
CONTACT Gabrielle Neri-MynattE-MAIL nerimynaemailuncedu
Follow our blog and chime in on the discussion
httpglobemedatuncblogspotcom
Check out our photos on
httpglobemedsmugmugcomGlobeMed-at-UNC
Follow us on twitter at httptwittercomGlobeMedUNC
Find our chapter on httpwwwrazoocomstoryGlobe-Med-At-Unc
and make a donation to support our partner and project today
20
10
ndash2011 A
nnu
al R
eport
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
EXECUTIVE BOARD
A sincere thanks to the following advocates mentors donors and colleagues for making
our 2010 ndash 2011 year a great success
INDIVIDUALS
Dean Felicia E Mebane
Executive Associate Provost Ron Strauss
Gretchen Van Vliet
Laura Hoemeke
Josh Nesbit
Co-PresidentsJared Lowe bull jaredlowe18gmailcom
Madelynn Simmonsbull madelynnsimmonsgmailcom
Directors of
globalhealthU
Hanna Alibull alihannatgmailcom
Gabrielle Neri-Mynatt bull gabrielle2491gmailcom
Campaign
Coordinators
Elliot Montpellierbull emontpgmailcom
Mayukh Sircarbull mayukhsgmailcom
Erin Rholl bull rhollemailuncedu
Breanne Rehleybull rehleyemailuncedu
Lindsey Moore bull lindsemaemailuncedu
Directors of
Community
Building
Irene Neequaye bull ineequayegmailcom
Kelli Paice bull paiceemailuncedu
Director of
FinancesErin Fink bull efink7gmailcom
Director of GROW Tanya Davis-Castrobull tadacaemailuncedu
Director of
CommunicationsAlecia Westphalen bull westphalemailuncedu
Secretary Alex Wardbull amward89gmailcom
Individual GivingOlivia Hurd bull ohurdemailuncedu
Meagan Cannady bull mcannadyemailuncedu
ORGANIZATIONS
Carolina Center for AIDS Research
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
IntraHealth International
Frontline SMS
Kenan-Biddle Partnership
Gillings School of Global Public Health
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
GlobeMed 2010 ndash 2011 Board of
Directors
Marjorie Craig Benton
Paurvi Bhatt
Jobi Cates
David W Cromer MD
Lee Greenhouse (Treasurer)
Brian T Hanson (Chair)
Ken Lehman
Erin Linville
Peter Luckow
Jenny Merdinger
Victor Roy
Keith Sarpolis MD (Secretary)
GlobeMed | National Office
PO Box 292
Evanston IL 60204
PHONE
8474672143
WEBSITE
wwwglobemedorg
E-MAILinfoglobemedorg
GlobeMed is a 501(c)(3) independent non-profit based in Evanston Illinois
with chapters at 32 universities across the United States
