Edward J. Wing

Dr. Edward J. Wing is laying the groundwork for future advancements in global health and medical education. As a Professor of Medicine at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, he has been a pivotal figure in expanding the university's international reach. His efforts have been crucial in establishing Brown's international programs in countries such as Kenya, Ghana, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic, fostering cross-cultural collaborations and enhancing medical education and public health initiatives. Dr. Wing's dedication to global health is further exemplified by his significant contributions to the Brown Global Health Initiative. Through this initiative, he has worked tirelessly to address pressing health challenges and improve healthcare delivery in underserved regions. His collaborative spirit is evident in his partnership with the University of São Paulo's Medical School, where he has engaged in HIV research and curriculum development, aiming to enhance medical training and research capabilities. With a profound commitment to public health and medicine, Dr. Wing continues to inspire both colleagues and students alike. His work not only advances medical knowledge but also bridges the gap between diverse healthcare systems, promoting a more interconnected and informed global health community. Dr. Wing's vision and leadership are instrumental in shaping the future of medical education and global health initiatives at Brown University and beyond.