I come from Medsin-UK and have been working on global health issues for over 4 years and would describe myself as a bit of a global health nerd. This year I am the Coordinator of Think Global and also Global Health Education Director for the UK. Previously I have gained experience and knowledge from internships at WHO, Doctors of The World and the New York City Department of Health. I feel strongly that we as students can not only inform ourselves about global health issues but also engage with them and make a real difference.'

Nilofer Khan Habibullah is pursuing a combined 6 year B.S/M.D program at the American International Medical University; conducted at St. Lucia in the Caribbean, with clinical training at the United States. A global ci-tizen, born and raised in Saudi Arabia and having volunteered at primary care centers at India and in the Caribbean, Nilofer is passionate about global health, promoting cultural competency in health care professionals, HIV/AIDS palliative care, and health equity.Nilofer contributed to the U.S Peace Corps HIV/AIDS Special Research Project at St. Lucia, worked on non-communicable disease (NDCs) awareness with St. Lucia Ministry of Health, and founded the International Federation of Medical Students Associations’ first-ever Non-communicable Disease Day 2011 to mark the U.N High level Summit on NCDs- which had national student organizati-ons participate from almost 40 countries. True to a passion for health equity and founder of American Medical Students Association chapter at her university, AMSA drove her to campaign for universal health care at Capitol Hill in July 2009. That experience led her to develop programming for the IFMSA’s Week of Action on Social Determinants of Health and for AMSA’s Health Equity Week of Action 2012. Currently, she is involved in developing a global health guidebook with the Global Health Education Consortium (GHEC).-as part of its Student Advisory Committee, and youth section of The Lancet-University of Oslo Commission on Global Go-vernance for Health.

I'm a medical student currently on a year out from my studies. I'm interested in advocating for change in many areas of global health, espe-cially non-communicable diseases, climate change and sustainability and access to essen-tial medicines. At the moment I'm Action Coor-dinator of Think Global and Vice-President of Medsin-UK. I've worked with a number of professional health organisations, including the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare and WHO.

My name is Etienne Chantal Mostajo Valdivieso, I'm from Brazil and I'm in 4 year of the career of medici-ne in Bolivia. I am currently Vice President of Internal

Affairs of IFMSA Bolivia, and Y- Peer Trainer, IFMSA—Trainer and also participated in the Think

Global Initiative Project in the position of Media Divi-sion Coordinator

I am very motivated to have entered the team. I am

interested in global health issues and bring current in-formation to our students on our planet earth. I like to

spread and share on the national and international conferences of Think Global to motivate other medical students to participate in this wonderful project and

they always think globally and act locally.

Hello, I'm Ahmad, 5th year medical stu-dent at Alfaisal University, Riyadh, with a passion towards improving the world and the medical education, hence in love with IFMSA and think Global. I'm aiming to em-power the EMR region further within the Think Global initiative, and mobile the great potential we have in our region! let me know if you can join, help, or have any questions!

I am a fourth year medical student in moi university Eldoret Kenya. I am the Local of-ficer of SCORA our campus.

Interests politics,travelling, and having any kind of fun…love playing field hockey at my free time, swimming and driving. I am a very social person a team player and a proud member of the Think Global team!!!! Hmmmm hope to be a neuro surgeon some-day !

Daniel Tobón García is a 22 year old medical student from Universidad Tec-nológica de Pereira, Colombia. Born and raised with an objective and refle-xive vission of life found his passion in human sciences first got interested in philosophy because of an interest of understanding mankind and their way of thinking, then got carried away by the exciting world of medicine which had always been on his mind. Being passionate about making a change and leaving something for the world, started getting involved in community vo-luntary work in poor communities from his country and started working on scientific organizations to complement and give background to his work. Involved in decision-making bodies at his faculty and his scientific associa-tion of medical students, he began to develop projects focused on medical education and public health but oriented to the medical and general com-munity with the help of health offices from the city and state and a group of medical students with similar interests. Looking for opportunities to meet with people from all-over the world with common goals found his true ca-lling/vocation on public and global health, with special interest in health inequities and the social determinants of health that ultimately determine human development, economic growth, and prosperity in a broad way. Da-niel coordinated the Week of Global Action on Social Determinants of Health in Colombia, the NCD's International day in Colombia and several communi-ty interventions with an interdisciplinary approach. Participated and advo-cated for better public health education and medical education in the mee-ting of Medicine Faculties from Colombia and has published several scientific articles about community and preventive health.

My name is Rennie and I am from the University of Auckland in New Zealand! I was very inspired after my first Think Global Pre-GA at AM2011 in Copenhagen. I am very passionate about global health, advocacy, the environment, development and social accountability. Through Think Global, I hope to inspire others to take action on global health issues and equip them with the knowledge and means of doing

so. Aside from being the Asia-Pacific coordinator for Think Global. I am also the development as-sistant for advocacy, policy and education on IFMSA Asia-Pacific regional team and I coordinate my local global health group - Medical Students for Global Awa-reness Auckland.

A 23 years old student from Catalonia, cu-rrently studying the 5th year of Medicine and 1st year of Social and cultural Antropo-logy. Involved in IFMSA in different standing committees and passionated for non formal education.

Main interests: climate change, travelling all over the world and discovering other cultu-res, martial arts, running marathons and co-oking vegan delicious food.