About PGHR

The Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review is the first international, peer-reviewed publication that features articles on global health topics written by pre-collegiate students. PGHR is a Johns Hopkins University student and faculty-led project within Glohea at JHU, an academic student organization within the Undergraduate Program in Public Health Studies. PGHR accepts submissions from secondary school students around the world and has no article submission or publication fees. Submissions are accepted and published year-round digitally, and a bi-annual print edition is published in the Fall and Spring.

Our Mission

The mission of PGHR is to increase youth involvement in global health by providing a platform for students to share ideas and research on critical global health issues. Additionally, PGHR exposes students to a formal peer-review publication process, educating them about effective communication of ideas and research.

Our Team

Advisor

Editor-in-Chief

Robert Bollinger, MD, MPH

Raj and Kamla Gupta Professor of Infectious Diseases, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine;

Associate Director, JHU Center for Global Health

Siam Rezwan

Johns Hopkins University '22

Public Health Studies

Director of Design and Marketing

Maro Doce

Johns Hopkins University '22

Neuroscience

Romila Santra

Johns Hopkins University '22

Neuroscience

Devanik Biswas

Johns Hopkins University '22

Neuroscience

Neha Bharadwaj

Johns Hopkins University '22

Public Health Studies

Associate Director of Outreach, Editor

Fiza Ali

Johns Hopkins University '24

Molecular/Cellular Biology and Public Health Studies

Associate Director of Outreach, Editor

Wei Hao Lee

Johns Hopkins University '22

Public Health Studies