How to Apply

To Apply

Step 1: Review Placement Opportunities

Placements are organized by student eligibility. Students may apply only to those placements that match their current status.

The 2019 GHEFP applications are now open! The application deadline is 02/05/2019 at 11:59pm EST.

The 2019 sites are available here.

Step 2: Learn How it Works

JHU Faculty members CANNOT offer you a placement. Only CGH can formally offer placements Students and sites are matched based on their respective preferences. 

NOTE: Students have the opportunity to change their preferences ONCE and must call the CGH to do this. 

>> Read the Frequently Asked Questions for more information 

Step 3: Complete Application

Download the forms below and complete the application materials

• Call for Student Applications
• GHEFP Timeline & Calendar
• GHEFP Checklist

You will need to complete and submit the following:

1. Application and Committment form (you need to enable macros to use this form)
2. Three site-specific essays (in separate documents)
3. Site Preference Form
4. Unofficial Transcript (downloaded from SIS)
5. Recommendation Form (must be a JHU faculty member and cannot be completed by the PI of a site to which you are applying)
6. Optional: CV or resume (strongly recommended)

Step 4: Upload Materials

• Applications can be submited starting January 2, 2019 through February 5, 2019 using the application upload link below. 
• Have your JHU advisor/mentor submit the signed letter of recommendation to the Student Program Coordinator (jhsph.ghgrants@jhu.edu)

The GHEFP 2019 Student Application Period is now Closed

Application Due Date: The 2019 due date is February 5, 2019 (11:59 PM EST). No late applications will be accepted so please plan ahead.

If you accept the award you will be required to attend a meeting on March 26, 2019 at 4:15 PM (Sheldon Hall, W1214, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health).

Step 5 (Optional): Interview with PI 

Faculty members have the opportunity to interview the candidates for their site. Please not that not all PIs take advantage of this opportunity for a variety of reasons. If you are interviewed, consult these guidelines in preparation. Remember that interviews provide the space for your to ask questions of the PI as well as share information about your credientials. 

Questions? Contact:

Nina Martin

Student Program Coordinator

jhsph.ghgrants@jhu.edu
410.502.9871