Magazine Stories: Spring 2022

Collage of book and podcast covers
15 ways to learn more about diversity this year
Dean Amy Fairchild
A note from Dean Amy Fairchild
young man using laptop
A third of teens, young adults reported worsening mental health during pandemic
Image of woman and text "Alumni Spotlight Janet Porter"
Alumni spotlight: Janet Porter ’75 ’77
Kellie Archer and Bo Lu
Archer, Lu named American Statistical Association fellows
Micah Berman
Berman receives national award for tobacco control advocacy
Elizabeth Klein, Mindy Freed
College announces 2021 Excellence in Teaching, Employee of the Year awards
From left: Laura Pomeroy and Dawnne Wise
College announces 2022 Excellence in Teaching, Employee of the Year awards
The off-campus house of Pi Lambda Phi, one of the fraternities the College of Public Health has assisted in managing the pandemic.
College honored by Sorority and Fraternity Life for COVID efforts
2021 Health professionals HEED Award logo
College honored with national diversity award
student riding bike in front of Cunz Hall
College jumps to 19th in the nation, first in Ohio
The MPH Integrated Curriculum includes courses on history and values, data analysis, planning and evaluation, and population health.
College launches foundational curriculum for MPH students
Envisioning a post-Roe v. Wade America
How social determinants of health play a role in pandemics
child at doctor's office
Kids with complex conditions often lack adequate in-network care
Jimmy Nash
Meet spring ’22 graduate Jimmy Nash
Couple on couch hugging
New condom could boost use, study finds
Crack is Wack mural by artist Keith Haring
New minor combines public health and the arts
Ruth C. Bailey award winner inspired by community engagement
Ruth Ella Moore fund first college-wide endowed scholarship
Senior Vice Provost Dr. Kay Wolf and Health Services Management and Policy Professor Eric Seiber
Seiber awarded Alumni Award for Distinguished Teaching
Fourth-year public health student Lauren Putz helps check in a community member for a COVID-19 test
Students organize COVID-19 pop-up testing sites
woman holding pregnancy test
Studies detail current, future obstacles to abortion care
College fundraising has gone up significantly, almost double the previous year, to more than $600,000.
Support for students sees significant growth
From left: Image of Misti Crane and image of Kynthia Droesch
Two public health staff honored with Distinguished Staff Award
Woman receiving vaccine
Vaccine hesitance dropped faster among Black Americans, study finds
Kate Wright (right) works at a drive-through vaccine clinic for her job as an epidemiologist for Union County Health Department
Young alumna experiences public health at full throttle
Two scientists crouch near a shoreline while examining water in a beaker
‘One Health’ certificate connects health sciences for better public health future

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Support for students sees significant growth

Meet spring ’22 graduate Jimmy Nash