MPH Student named mid-term Foundation Fellow

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The University of Georgia Foundation Fellows Program has named five Honors students as mid-term recipients of the university’s premier undergraduate scholarship. The Foundation Fellowship provides a variety of academic, civic engagement and travel opportunities, ranging from service-learning abroad to research and internship experiences.

The 2012 mid-term Foundation Fellows are:

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