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Learning

to be extraordinary in service

Our Interns

 

Over the years, Messengers for Health has welcomed high school students, work study students from Little Big Horn Tribal College as well as undergraduate, graduate students and postdoctoral scholars from Montana State University. Our student research  interns are a vital part of our efforts and are involved in all aspects of the program. 

 

These bright young students are actively involved in every aspect of our research projects as well as participate in our outreach activities.

They regularly present about their work at conferences, write about individual aspects of Messengers for Health for publications, and fulfill requirements for degree programs through their involvement.

We are proud of our Research Student Interns
2019 - 2020

 

Coleen Trottier

Post-bacc pre-med program, planning on medical school

Brianna Bull Shows

Undergraduate student in microbiology, planning on medical school

 

Christiane Parrish

Graduate student in Community Health

Mikayla Pitts

Graduate student in community health 

 

Laurel Fimbel

Undergraduate student in Honors and Community Health

 

Bree Deputee

Undergraduate student in pre-nursing

Shauna Milne-Price

Student in the WWAMI medical school program

Sami Mohl

Student in the WWAMI medical school program

2020 - 2021

 

Coleen Trottier

Post-bacc pre-med program, planning on medical school

Brianna Bull Shows

Undergraduate student in microbiology, planning on medical school

 

Christiane Parrish

Graduate student in Community Health

Mikayla Pitts

Graduate student in Community Health 

Sami Mohl

Student in the WWAMI medical school program

Shannon Holder

Graduate student in Community Health

 

Trajan Hill

Undergraduate student, planning on medical school

 

Lexi Kyro

Undergraduate student, planning on medical school

 

Jill Sawyer

Graduate student in Community Health

 

Suzanne Trusler

Graduate student in Community Health

 

Tana Chandler

Graduate student in Community Health

2018-2019

 

Shannen Keene

Graduate student in community health

 

Rae Howe Birdhat

Graduate student in community health

Brianna BullShows

Undergraduate student in microbiology, planning on medical school

Coleen Trottier

Post-bacc pre-med program, planning on medical school

 

John Hallett

Distance learning student - in medical school in Colorado.

 

Mikayla Pitts

Undergraduate student in community health 

 

Laurel Fimbel

Undergraduate student in Honors and Community Health

Shauna Milne-Price

Student in the WWAMI medical school program

 

Nikki Brown

Post-bacc pre-med program, planning on medical school

 

Sami Mohl

Student in the WWAMI medical school program

 

Christiane Parrish

Undergraduate student in Community Health

2017-2018

Coleen Trottier

Post-bacc pre-med program, planning on medical school

 

Brianna Bull Shows

Undergraduate student in microbiology, planning on medical school

 

Mikayla Pitts

Undergraduate student in community health 

 

Laurel Fimbel

Undergraduate student in Honors and Community Health

 

John Hallett

Distance learning student -  in medical school in Colorado.

 

Shauna Milne-Price

Student in the WWAMI medical school program

 

Sami Mohl

Undergraduate student in Cell Biology and Neuroscience

 

Rae Howe Birdhat

Graduate student in community health

 

Shannen Keene

Graduate student in community health

"I have loved all my time spent with the Messengers for Health team, as I have learned much about the Crow community, bonded with our research team, and understand how to implement health care education into a community to watch people's lives improve.  I am excited to continue my work with Messengers for health while writing a methods paper and learning much from my fellow community members!"

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"As a student intern with Messengers for Health, I have had the opportunity to meet so many inspiring people--from community leaders to program participants to other researchers and students. This warm-hearted team has been a source of energy and has provided me with a vision for what healthy, empowered communities can look like."

"As a medical student, it has been particularly inspiring to see in action the powerful ways we can improve health through interventions outside of the medical system."

How can you support our Student Research Interns?
  • School books

  • Laptop computers

  • School supplies

  • General financial support

  • Healthy food expenses

  • Tuition and fees

  • Conference and professional development travel

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