JMSA-Nishioka Foundation Scholarship

• Yoko Hirano
  Kagoshima University School of Medicine, Medical Student
  Project: Provide healthcare at refugee camps in Algeria and study HIV status
  trex2009@live.jp

• Jeffrey Ryuta Willis
  University of Maryland School of Medicine, Medical Student
  Project: Edit/translate manuscripts written by Japanese medical scientists to English
  jwillis108@gmail.com

• Yoshihiro Yonekawa
  Weill Medical College of Cornell University, Medical Student
  Project 1: US/Japan exchange program database. Project 2: Expand JMSA member in training website and Interview Series
  yonekawa@gmail.com

JMSA-Honjo Foundation Scholarship

• Linsday Gibbon
  Weill Medical College of Cornell University, Medical Student
  Project: Continue to support Sukusukukai, and organize a smoking cessation education project in Japan
  Lmg2005@med.cornell.edu

• Yuichi Shimada
  Beth Israel Medical Center, Resident
  Project: Assess the impact of cultural sensitivity on medical compliance among Japanese residents in NY
  yshimada@chpnet.org

JMSA-Mitsui USA Foundation Scholarship

• Akihiro Asai
  Columbia Presbyterian Hosptial, Resident
  Project: Web-based medical translation system of vaccine records between Japanese and English
  aki4810@gmail.com
  

• Jay Starkey
  University of San Diego, Resident
  Project: Continuing the Honjo-JMSA JUMP program, which will facilitate international collaboration and forge lasting? relationships between Japan and the USA through pairing medical students from both countries together and creating an online community
  jaystarkey@gmail.com
  

JMSA-Toyota USA Scholarship

• Atsushi Sorita
  Beth Israel Medical Center, Resident
  Project: Document the difference in the residency and health care delivery systems between the United States and Japan through magazines and the internet in Japanese
  soritia@gmail.com

JMSA-Susumu Sekiguchi MD Scholarship

• Miki Tomaru
  Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Psychology Student
  Project: Reach out to the Japanese people living in America who would benefit from some psychological support. She hopes to reduce the stigma of receiving psychological and emotional help.
  mikitomaru@gmail.com