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2004
Bush Fellowship

To acquire the knowledge and skills to administer public health programs to promote and to preserve the health and wellness of urban Native American children and their families

2004
Bush Fellowship

To develop expertise in adolescent mental health to provide improved access to students in need, and to deepen the competence and commitment of family practice residents to do community based mental health

2003
Bush Fellowship

To obtain a doctorate degree in psychology from Argosy University

2003
Bush Fellowship

To enhance knowledge and develop new skills in the areas of asthma, allergy, immunology and smoking cessation as well as to obtain an MPH in Public Health Practice

2003
Bush Fellowship

To study Adlerian and Transpersonal Psychology with an emphasis on wellness counseling and bodymind consciousness

2003
Bush Fellowship

To pursue a doctorate in clinical psychology at Argosy University and use their talents

2003
Bush Fellowship

To gain the business skills, both knowledge and management training, to lead the Memorial Blood Centers to achieve its mission

2003
Bush Fellowship

To study the Insulin Resistance Syndrome and use the information to improve diabetic control in the regional Native American population; to learn more about Lakota culture; and to create a teaching tool

2003
Bush Fellowship

To develop the personal expertise and administrative skills necessary to be effective as a DMAT team leader and a leader in the community EMS system

2003
Bush Fellowship

To become cross-trained and licensed as a physician/peace officer in the State of MN in order to provide full and unrestricted emergency medical care to persons affected within a tactical operation

2003
Bush Fellowship

To obtain a master's degree in public health from the University of Minnesota

2003
Bush Fellowship

To observe, train, and practice in alternative care models, including blended medicine, integrating high-tech interventions with high-touch care, and to evaluate how a community-wide integrated research program can impact overall community health