We are thrilled to announce that Hope Jackson (RBS 2016) will join the prestigious Schwarzman Scholars Program. This competitive fellowship is a testament to Hope’s dedication, leadership, and commitment to addressing critical global challenges.
Hope is a public health researcher, economist, and consultant whose career has centered on reproductive justice and women’s health. Hope holds a bachelor’s degree from Duke University, where she majored in Biology and Global Health after which she earned an MPH in health systems, policy, and public health economics from Johns Hopkins University. Both a startup enthusiast and trained doula, Hope aims to help create entrepreneurial solutions for women’s health issues. Her unique expertise in domestic and international landscapes alongside her academic training positions Hope for success.
As a Schwarzman Scholar, Hope will join an elite group of future leaders dedicated to fostering mutual understanding and collaboration between China and the rest of the world. She will expand her expertise regarding reproductive health policy, develop a global perspective on women’s health challenges, and refine her leadership skills.
We are incredibly proud of Hope’s accomplishments and excited to see the impact she will continue to make as a Schwarzman Scholar and beyond. Her achievements are a testament to the excellence, resilience, and service-minded leadership that define the Ron Brown Scholar community, and we share in this success.
Congratulations, Hope, on this extraordinary achievement!
Read the announcements here:
Schwarzman Scholars Announcement
Duke Today Announcement
Forbes Announcement
