Haruka Furusho is a former student in the Master of Science in Community Health & Social Justice at the University of Washington Bothell
Haruka had Dr. Niitsu as her faculty mentor and her professor in the independent study course from 2024 to 2026
Engages in a focused, health-related project, research, or scholarly inquiry under the direction of a faculty member
Haruka in BHLTH 598 in 2024-2026
Through the independent study course, Haruka worked on the following two manuscripts:
Furusho, H., & Niitsu, K. (In Review). Influence of cultural aspects on health behavior among Japanese immigrants and Nikkei: A scoping review. Manuscript submitted to Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health
Niitsu, K., & Furusho, H. (In Development). Relationships among psychosocial and genetic variables associated with psychological resilience in Japanese international students. Manuscript to be submitted to Journal of International Students
Presenting a poster at the Graduate Capstone Symposium
Name: Haruka Furusho
Capstone Project: Culture Matters: Advancing Cancer Screening Awareness in Japanese Immigrant Communities
Commencement Ceremony at the University of Washington Seattle