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Spring / Summer 2024
Buckeyes in Action: Supporting diversity, health equity leadership
Tory Hogan aims tocreate a blueprint for success to guide health care administrators
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Dean's Note
A note from Interim Dean Karla Zadnik
Teaching and Learning
Lights, camera, action: Students explore environmental health themes
Video project challenges undergrads to act out classroom concepts
Our Students
Ohio State first-year case competition a ‘national gem’
Annual event a learning opportunity for MHA students
Our Alumni
Q&A: Reproductive health ‘encompasses many facets of our lives’
Kristen Carroll ’02 MPH reflects on public health career
Our Students
CPH: Year in photos
Look back on the highlights from the 2023-24 academic year
Science
High neighborhood eviction rate may harm Black moms’ mental health
Study: Increasing evictions over time linked to higher odds of distress
Teaching and Learning
Lee named Environmental Health Sciences chair
Expert in connections between water, health started July 1
Our Alumni
R.J. “Jeff” Caswell remembered for kindness, dedication to students
Former associate dean left mark on MHA community
Honors and accolades
Joshua Ghosh-Groen, Alex Ochoa receive Student Life Leadership awards
The annual awards celebrate exceptional members of the university community
Honors and accolades
Kummer, Dummitt honored with 2024 teaching, employee of the year awards
Nominations came from college students, faculty and staff
Science
Obstacles to alcohol, drug treatment higher for rural Americans
Study finds fewer seek, continue treatment outside of urban areas
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