Fall 2014 Staff | The Columbia University Journal of Global Health

Editor-in-Chief	Kelsey Roberts
Managing Editor (ERB)	David Gabriel
Managing Editor (Online)	Cynthia Li
Executive Editor (ERB)	Jason Kang
Executive Editors (Online)	Eric Wei

Faculty Advisory Board
Faculty Advisors	Norman J. Kleiman, PhD \| Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University Vincent Racaniello, PhD \| College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University Bhaven Sampat, PhD \| Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University

Editorial Review Board
Senior Editors	Anjali Doshi, Taylor Gray, Benjamin Joffe
Associate Editors	Anjali Agarwalla, Kristy (Eun-Young) Choi, Erin Falk, Mariam Gulaid, Zhenrui Liao, Diana Ruan, Lilli Schussler, Yasaman Sadat Seyedi, Jeremy Sherman, Elizabeth Sun, Merry Sun, Brahadheeshwar Sundararaju, Christopher Wen, Bitania Wondimu

JGH Online & Web Development
Executive Web Editor	Veronica Li
Associate Editors	Anushua Bhattacharya, Emma Cheng, Elizabeth DePrato Cochran, Stuart Fine, Katherine Patrice Kester, Aishwarya Raja, Ming Zhao
Web Developers	Kenneth Li & Leon An

Design & Layout
Executive Design Editor	Minah Kim
Photographer	Esther Jung

Business & Communications
Executive Directors	Katherine Jin & Grant King
Executive Publication Strategists	Noah Chodos & Margaret Chou
Business Associates	Mitu Bhattatiry, Olivia Lemons, Polina Porotskaya

Graduate Student Advisory Board
Graduate Student Advisors	Seong Jin Kim, Ena Oru, Kathleen Rees, Richa Singh, Ze Zhang

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Aim & Scope

The Columbia University Journal of Global Health is Columbia's premier undergraduate-run health organization that bi-anually publishes original research, review papers, perspectives, and field notes on any topic relevant to global health, especially given the multidisciplinary nature of research addressing global health, that contributes a novel finding or unique perspective to the field. Although The Columbia University Journal of Global Health welcomes submissions from all, our primary aim is to provide a voice to student researchers, an often underrepresented group in global health discourse, and thereby requires that at least one of the authors be a student at the undergraduate or graduate levels. Ultimately, The Columbia University Journal of Global Health seeks to relay innovative solutions to interdisciplinary global health issues from a variety of academic, cultural, and geographic perspectives. The Columbia University Journal of Global Health will adhere to rigorous standards of peer-review and consider all manuscripts on the basis of ethical and methodological integrity and potential to contribute to the extant body of knowledge.