Rozeboom Doctoral Scholarship | Johns Hopkins | Bloomberg School of Public Health

Stable endowment funding for scholarships will enable our budding researchers to tackle highly complex fields and test unconventional ideas, while advancing public health knowledge and practice.

Consider basic science, where personnel, not equipment, is the biggest expense for laboratory research. The Dr. Lloyd and Mae Rozeboom Doctoral Scholarship was the deciding factor in recruiting these exceptional students, who are already fulfilling their promise.

The honor of being named the recipient of the Dr. Lloyd and Mae Rozeboom Scholarship has greatly enhanced my drive and determination to continue working towards my aspirations to become an infectious-disease-focused entomologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Although it’s still very early in my time at Johns Hopkins, I am looking forward to experiencing everything that this department has to offer as I continue to grow and develop as a researcher.
—Dorian Jackson, 2018 and 2019 recipient

I had the opportunity to spend last summer working at one of our field sites in Southern Province, Zambia. It was such an amazing chance to meet and work with our Zambian colleagues. Such an invaluable opportunity is only possible with the incredible support that donors like you are able to provide. I cannot thank you enough for this honor and for the support in pursuing my research and career goals.
—Julia Pringle, 2017 Recipient

Providing a fully funded education is vital to obtaining the best and the brightest doctoral students. Our doctoral students often do the most innovative work since they are willing to take risks. They add to the diversity of thought within our scientific community and continue to challenge the status quo of our understanding. The students are absolutely essential for our mission of improving health through discovery.
—Arturo Casadevall, MD, PhD, Alfred & Jill Sommer Professor and Chair, Molecular Microbiology & Immunology

I have always contributed to the Dr. Lloyd and Mae Rozeboom Scholarship, and I always will. It provides me with the marvelous opportunity to cherish the memory of my longtime mentor at Johns Hopkins. I fully realize how important it is for students to receive the funds needed to pursue the dreams, aspirations, and career of their choice in public health, just like I did.
—Robert Lowrie, Jr., ScD '71, MPH

To discuss a gift, please contact Gary Whidbee, Senior Associate Director of Development. We greatly appreciate your support and dedication to our mission of training the next generation of public health leaders.