The Cardea Fellows Program is a four-year, undergraduate fellowship committed to helping students who are underrepresented in health-related careers. Our goal is to enhance the competitive success and help establish a critical foundation in the natural sciences of students from diverse backgrounds who have otherwise been historically marginalized in medical communities. Through targeted programming, SAGE learning communities, extensive prehealth advising, as well as a robust living-learning community, we strive to create a sense of belonging and success for our fellows on their journeys into medicine and other health careers.
Highlighted Fellows
Richlands, North Carolina
Psychology With a Minor in Education I grew up in Eastern North Carolina and am the first person in my family to attend college. As I navigated through Duke, I discovered an interest in mental health research and education. I have always imagined myself in the healthcare space, and I admire how… read more »about Allison Falls
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Global Health, Biology & Psychology The concept of surgery has always fascinated me. In my hometown, everyone knew me as the little girl who had big dreams of becoming a surgeon. The thought of hands-on experience with human organs and tissue for an end goal of treatment, healing, and relief… read more »about Wigdan Hissein
Wake Forest, North Carolina
Biology, Psychology, & Chemistry My name is Ariella Ruiz and I’m from Wake Forest, North Carolina. I’m interested in majoring in Biology with a minor in Psychology on the pre-med track. Science has always been my favorite subject at school and as I grew up I became more interested in biology… read more »about Ariella Ruiz
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