Student Interns
Summer 2022
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Johns Hopkins University |
Vassar College |
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Dominican Academy |
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Spring 2022
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Saint Louis University |
Vassar College |
Sibil Shibu
Sibil is a current junior at Saint Louis University pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Bioethics and Health Care Studies. She is a future health care professional passionate about ethics and mission integration, the intersection between religion/spirituality and medicine, holistic health care, and systems ethics. Post her undergraduate graduation, she plans on pursuing graduate school for Bioethics. Her various research, internship, and volunteer experiences in the field of health care have allowed her to gain a deeper insight into the necessity of the interdisciplinary field of Bioethics to address contemporary challenges.
Grace Gallagher
Claire Karlin
Claire is a sophomore at Vassar College studying Science, Technology, and Science (STS) and Economics. She is interested in the intersection of health, economics, and policy, which led her to bioethics. Originally from Washington, DC, she is also involved in the women’s soccer team at Vassar, and enjoys hiking, running, and cooking in her free time. Through this internship, she hopes to further her knowledge and understanding of bioethical issues and provide her with the platform to be able to identify such ethical issues in public policy later in her career.Iléana Lortz
Iléana is a French native, currently enrolled at Neoma Business School, located in Reims, East Coast of France. It has a reputation for being one of the most innovative English-speaking grandes écoles for management in the region. After studying French literature for several years, she decided to pursue business school, being passionate about the intersection of business, society and education.She has been involved with several solidarity associations including Les Amis de Romain, (friends of Romain) which helps young children to fight against rare skin diseases. Her role was to participate in camp education to inform the youngsters about the rare diseases and other health problems related to those. She was involved in training and educating children about rare diseases’ impact on schooling and helped with fundraising events to advance medical research and the development of diagnostics and treatments.
Her role in the association as well as the health environment of children with rare diseases in France made her reflect on the importance of health policies and bioethics. She is interested in bioethics education being aware that moral dilemmas complicate the treatment of rare diseases.
Han Zhang
Han Zhang is a junior at Johns Hopkins University majoring in Public Health Studies and History of Science & Technology. She is currently spending her semester abroad as part of the Pre-Medical Program for Visiting Students at St Anne’s College, University of Oxford. Han is interested in global health and humanitarian medicine, and has interned with Project C.U.R.E., Global Liver Institute, and Restart Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence and Torture. As a research assistant at the Department of International Health of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, she is co-authoring a book chapter on the history of global health governance.
Han enjoys learning about new cultures and languages. After graduating from high school in China, she has studied in seven different countries across four continents. Outside of academic pursuits, Han spends her free time on hiking, drawing, photography, and recently rowing.Sophia Corwin
Sophia Corwin is a rising senior at Vassar College with a Science, Technology, and Society major and a Women’s Studies minor. She grew up in western Massachusetts and has been interested in reproductive health and bioethics for quite some time. With a philosopher for a mother and a lawyer for a father, she has grown up debating ethical questions at the dinner table. Sophia plans to pursue a law career focused on bioethics and medical ethics. She hopes that this internship will help her gain insight into the world of bioethics research and advocacy.
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