Spring 2023

Our Students
Public Health Buckeyes: Rachel Mason
Science
Obstacles for breast cancer prevention in high-risk Black women
Our Students
Public Health Buckeyes: Maraki Wondwossen
Outreach and Advocacy
Mental health, discrimination a key focus for Asst. Professor Parvati Singh
Our Students
Summernickol Stewart brings ‘nurturing side’ to doula work
Our Alumni
Q&A: Alumnus fueled by passion for environmental science
Dean's Note
A note from Dean Amy Fairchild
Teaching and Learning
Stan Lemeshow’s public health legacy
Science
Brain injury toolkit helps support domestic violence survivors
Growing our potential
MHA Challenge: Class of 1999 earns top spot
Honors and accolades
Lemeshow named Distinguished University Professor

‘Meet people where they are’

As part of ongoing work to combat overdose deaths, Ohio State students, including several from the College of Public Health, went to work this spring to educate the Ohio State community about how to stay safe if they use drugs, and how to help others who might be in harm’s way.

Buckeyes for Harm Reduction, a student organization focused on combatting the opioid crisis in Ohio, helped educate their peers and taught them how they can take action during the group’s annual Harm Reduction Week project in March.

Outreach and Advocacy
Center for HOPES targets health literacy with new partnership
Outreach and Advocacy
New AmeriCorps program aims to bolster public health workforce
Honors and accolades
Fulbright student celebrates ‘a dream that came true’
Honors and accolades
Jiyoung Lee receives CFAES Innovator of the Year Award