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Fall 2026 Gil Internship Information Session
Please attend the Fall 2026 Gil Internship Info Session on September 23rd, 2026 at 6:00 PM in Howell 205 if you wish to learn more about our internship program and application process! You can RSVP via the QR code below.
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Welcome Our Fall 2026 Cohort
Welcome our Fall 2026 Gil Cohort!
Aug 51 min read
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Gil Academic Year Wrapped 2025 - 2026
As the 2025 - 2026 academic year comes to a close, we at the Gil Internship Program want to highlight program updates, new initiatives, intern achievements, and more. This new yearly newsletter will serve as a yearly recap updating you with everything that is going on in the internship program. Please take a moment to get caught up with everything Gil related! Make sure to download the PDF if you wish to access the hyperlinks throughout. We hope you enjoy!
May 131 min read
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Spring 2026 Gil Intern Showcase
And that's a wrap! Congratulations are in order for our Spring 2026 Gil Internship cohort. This amazing group did a wonderful job presenting all the hard work they completed throughout the semester. Dr. Buzinski, Dr. Gil, and Richie are all extremely proud of every intern and wish them luck in their future endeavors. Please take a moment to scroll through our showcase presentation. Congrats again to our Spring 2026 Gil Internship cohort!!!
May 61 min read
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Closing the Gap: Clinical Trials and Community Health at the Center for Thriving Communities with Karenna Barmada
Hi! My name is Karenna Barmada, and I am a senior from Washington, D.C. studying Neuroscience with a Business of Health minor at Kenan-Flagler Business School. This spring, I had the opportunity to intern at UNC's Center for Thriving Communities through the Karen M. Gil Internship Program, supporting the CommunityRx-Kidney Health trial, a National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases-funded randomized clinical trial examining the effect of a structured comm
Apr 223 min read
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"The Gil experience allowed me to really hone my passion for dissemination and implementation science which set me up for my post-bacc position and graduate school."
-A Gil alum

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