Sarah Page is a first year HSB-65 student interested in maternal and child health and health communication. In this Q&A she shares her experience participating in this winter session’s CDC … Continue reading “Student Spotlight: Sarah Page, MPH-HSB ’21”
Sitara Mahtani, MPH ’20 was one of two HSB students to win an Audience Recognition Award at this year’s MPH-65 Field Practice Poster Night. Sitara’s poster, Filling the Gaps: Expanding the Reach of … Continue reading “Poster Session Winner”
This year commencement awards were presented to seven graduating students and faculty members in the SBS Department. Winners were announced at a celebration held in the Kresge Courtyard on May … Continue reading “Commencement Awards”
Tiana Woolridge, MPH ’19 wants to help vulnerable children build strategies for mental wellness. Read the feature
Bree Wilhite’s experience in the Health & Social Behavior field of study is the focus of a recent graduating student feature. Read the feature
Five MPH-65 students in the Health & Social Behavior field of study were awarded Rose Service Learning Fellowships to fund their MPH practicum projects this summer. These five students represented … Continue reading “Five HSB students awarded Rose Service Learning Fellowships”
Gabriel Murchison, PhD ’23 was lead author on a study showing the association between restricted bathroom access and sexual assault among transgender and gender-nonbinary teens. Read more Read the CNN … Continue reading “Transgender teens and restricted bathroom access”
Congratulations to Magali Flores, HSB-MPH ’19, who won first place for her work on mental health access among recently deported Latino men. Her host organization was the Tijuana-based Casa del … Continue reading “Poster Night Winner”
Estivaliz Castro is a second year HSB-65 student interested in program planning, implementation and evaluation. In this Q&A she shares her experiences as a participant of the American Evaluation Association … Continue reading “Student Spotlight: Estivaliz Castro, MPH-HSB ’19”
Natalie Johnson, MPH ’19 conducted numerous interviews as part of her summer practicum with Start Strong, a program aimed at building healthy teen relationships. “A lot of the people I interviewed talked about … Continue reading “Peer power”
