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Science Writers & Journalists Fellowship Program

Each year DHFMR selects three journalists for a week-long fellowship program offered by DHFMR and Harvard Medical School (HMS) Office of Public Affairs. The program is designed to give science writers, journalists and broadcasters the opportunity to increase the depth and breadth of their reporting on health care, medical innovation, and scientific research. First two programs have been held at HMS. The third annual Science Writers and Journalists Fellowship Program was held November 16–18, 2009, in Dubai, at the Mohammed Bin Rashid School for Communication (MBR School). The event was jointly organized by DHFMR, HMS Office of Public Affairs and the MBR School.

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2009 Fellows

Sama Al-Khaldi, Applied Communications faculty member, Dubai Women’s College
Rania El Jammal, Producer at Al Jazeera Children’s Channel
Mahmoud Morsi
, Senior Translator Editor, Al Sada weekly magazine
Dr. Hamid Saleh, Vice Dean and Associate Professor, Rabegh Medical College; Editor-in-chief, Health Magazine


2008 Fellows

Yomna Kamel, Freelance Journalist and media studies instructor at Dubai Women’s College
Dr. Ali Singel, Presenter of the Dubai TV program Vitamin
Mohammed Nabil Spartali, Writer for Al-Bayan

 

2007 Fellows

Nadeya Ibrahaim, Editor at Al Bayan
Abrar Mikkawi, Editorial Supervisor, Gulf Today
Alia Al Theeb, Reporter, Gulf News

 

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