The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security accepted a diverse group of 28 professionals and scholars into the 2017 class of the Emerging Leaders in Biosecurity Fellowship (ELBI) program.
| Adrienne Keen US Department of State | Alison Hill Harvard University | Andrew Herr Georgetown University |
| Aurora Amoah Independent Consultant, The World Bank Group | Betsey Pugel NASA | Brandon Lloyd Dean Los Angeles County Public Health Department |
| Brandy Burgess University of Georgia | Carolyn Shore National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine | Christopher Chadwick US Department of Health and Human Services |
| Daniel Leifer Lurie Children’s Hospital/McGaw Center of Northwestern University | Emily Lord Healthcare Ready | James Phillips George Washington University Hospital |
| Jeffrey Freeman Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory | Jeffrey Fortman Analytical Services, Inc | Jessica Dymond Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory |
| John Scarbeck Federal Bureau of Investigation | Justin Pahara Amino Labs Inc/Synbiota Inc | Marija Cemma Canadian Food Inspection Agency |
| Martin Adams GSS Health | Mary Margaret Fill Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | Matthew Moe US Department of Homeland Security |
| Ngozi Erondu London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine | Patricia Pacheco Hernandez Sandia National Laboratories | Sapana Vora US Department of State |
| Saskia Popescu George Mason University | Simon Weller UK Ministry of Defence | Stuart Evenhaugen US Department of Homeland Security |
| Syra Madad NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation |
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