Winston Home - Winston Health Fellowship

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Learn directly from the nation’s leaders as they create, and debate, our national health policy through a distinguished post-graduate fellowship in Washington, DC, or through scholarships for graduate education. Apply for the Fellowship by Oct 19, 2020 Join the FellowshipLearn directly from the nation’s leaders as they create, and debate, our national health policy through a distinguished post-graduate fellowship in Washington, DC, or through scholarships for graduate education. Apply for the Fellowship by Oct 19, 2020 About the ScholarshipThe Winston Scholarship program recognizes excellence and achievement for students in master’s degree programs in health administration, health policy, and public health by providing ten scholarships of $10,000 per year. Winston Scholars also join a one-day symposium on health policy in Washington, DC. Apply for the Scholarship by April 10, 2020 Join the FellowshipLearn about the process of health policy development by working directly with policy-makers in both the public and private sectors. The Fellowship provides a monthly stipend and related expenses for a twelve-month period beginning in July. Apply for the Fellowship online by Oct 19, 2020Jack DiMatteo completed his Master of Public Policy in May 2019 at the University of Virginia Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy. At the Batten School, Jack completed his capstone project with the Virginia Department of Health Injury and Violence Prevention Program. The project focused on strategies for the Department of Health to expand access to medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder throughout Virginia. Jack completed his graduate internship with When We All Vote, a nonpartisan voter registration and participation organization launched in the summer of 2018. Prior to entering graduate school in Charlottesville, Jack graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science from La Salle University in Philadelphia. He is originally from Deerfield, Illinois.I am deeply grateful to have been selected as a David A. Winston Health Policy Fellow. It is an honor to join a long tradition of fellows who have used this opportunity to begin careers dedicated to addressing some of the nation's most pressing and complex health care challenges. I am excited to begin my policy career in a similar way and am eager to learn from board members, former fellows, and other health care experts throughout Washington, D.C. Jack DiMatteo FellowAlexander Urry is a recent graduate of the Yale School of Public Health where he received his MPH in Healthcare Management. While at Yale, Alexander advised legislators in the Connecticut General Assembly on drug pricing policy, co-chaired a case competition focused on improving home health care services, and was Treasurer for the Graduate and Professional Student Senate. Previously, Alexander interned on the House Appropriations Committee assisting staff on the Subcommittee for Labor, HHS and Education through the Fiscal Year 2019 appropriations process. In that position, he was also selected to be a Stennis Center Congressional Intern. Prior to Yale, Alexander conducted research at the Gladstone Institute on stem cell therapies for stroke. He graduated from Occidental College with a BA in Biochemistry where he conducted research as a Richter Scholar studying hypovitaminosis A in Guatemala. He is a former Winston Scholar and his writing has been featured in publications such as STAT, Al Jazeera, and the Salt Lake City Tribune.“I feel extremely fortunate and humbled to have been selected as one of the two 2019-2020 David A. Winston Health Policy Fellows. It is a privilege to be able to learn from our nation's most knowledgeable healthcare leaders in both the public and private sphere. I am grateful to the Winston Board for the opportunity to influence federal health policy and carry on the legacy of the Winston Fellowship. Alexander Urry Fellow FellowshipThe Fellowship provides the opportunity to expand your knowledge of health policy-making though firsthand, direct exposure to both public and private sector decision makers in Washington, DC. Scholarship The Winston Scholarship program recognizes excellence and achievement for students in certain master's degree programs. SymposiumWinston Scholars join a one-day symposium on health policy in Washington, DC each year. …I hope that everyone involved with this fellowship realizes what a wonderful legacy you have created in honor of David Winston…. The Winston Fellowship will generate the next generation of health policy experts, and I will always be proud to say I was a Winston Fellow. Chad Shearer 2003 Winston Fellow, Director of the Medicaid Institute , United Hospital Fund The Fellowship was a wonderful opportunity that provided unparalleled access to health policy experts. Every day of my one-year stint, I met with individuals from the top of their field and learned about the nuances of the issues from them. The Fellowship continues to be a resource and asset for my career in health policy. Meghan Taira 2002 Former Fellow, Legislative Director, Office of United States Senator Charles E. Schumer

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