Tuition & Aid

Scholarships & Fellowships

Additional part-time positions for students are often available as research and teaching assistants. Please note that the application cycles and award amounts vary. For more information, please contact Public Health Program Associate Director Dr. Carinne Brody at cbrody@touro.edu and Sharon Chesney at schesney@touro.edu.

SolanoConnex Mental Health Access Fellowship

Funding provided by Touro University and Solano County - solanoconnex.tu.edu, solanoconnex.org

• • Fellowship Amount: $3,000 (approximate) per term
  • Eligibility: Including but not limited to full-time enrollment in MPH Program, ability to work 6 – 8 hours per week on project activities, commitment to working with the core team on community outreach, key informant interviews, data analysis, and writing manuscripts. Will be trained as a Mental Health Navigator
  • Award Timeframe: fall term/spring term

Community Engagement in Public Health Fellowship

Funding provided by the Mosaic Scholarship Fund

• • Fellowship Amount: $1,200 - $3,000
  • Eligibility: This includes but is not limited to full-time enrollment in the MPH Program, commitment to building leadership and advocacy skills, and ability to participate in planning the Community Engagement in Public Health Annual Speaker Series. 
  • Award Timeframe: Award Timeframe: academic year (August through May)

Youth in Action Project

Youth Participatory Action Research: funding provided by Touro University and Solano County

• • Fellowship Amount: $5,250
  • Eligibility: Including but not limited to full-time enrollment in MPH Program, ability to work 6 – 8 hours per week on project activities, commitment to working with youth and addressing educational and health issues.
  • Award Timeframe: academic year (August through May)

Solano County Department of Public Health Fellowship

• • Fellowship Amount: TBD
  • Eligibility: TBD
  • Award Timeframe: TBD

Public Health Faculty Research Assistant (paid position)

• • Public Health Program Faculty are engaged in exciting research projects domestically and globally. By assisting with their research, you can gain experience and skills in data collection and analysis, subject interviewing, grant administration, and more. 
  • Eligibility and responsibilities vary according to project and funding source.
  • For information on available projects, please email tuc.publichealth@touro.edu.