Melina Joseph

Melina is a senior in Branford College studying comparative literature and psychology. She enjoys exploring the relationship between Portuguese literature and the environment. Melina currently conducts clinical research at the Yale School of Medicine on tobacco use and cessation, specifically in relation to menthol flavoring. She is interested in how tobacco control policies of the European Union can help inform United States regulation of tobacco products. On campus, Melina is a peer liaison with the Chaplain’s Office, co-president of Bridges ESL (English as a Second Language), and a Dwight Hall Fellow.