Opportunities for CPH Students

The following are job, volunteer, training and other opportunities that may interested College of Public Health students. They include opportunities within the college, Ohio State and external organizations. 

C3-REACH (Committed to Communities Collaborative: Research and Engagement to Advance Beyond COVID to Health Equity) seeks 3-4 graduate or undergraduate students for qualitative data analysis research project beginning spring 2025.

Get ready for a rematch of our public health trivia night. Flex your public health knowledge and win prizes!

Winter coats and other cold weather gear will benefit participants of Safe Point.

Public Health students needing ongoing support or experiencing more significant stress related to the election have an embedded counselor, Ven Palmieri, available by appointment.

Interested in building leadership skills and incorporating the ten dimensions of wellness into your personal leadership style?

The Udall Foundation awards 60 scholarships to sophomores and juniors pursuing careers related to the environment and to Native American students planning careers in tribal policy or tribal health care. 

Nominate a College of Public Health colleague (staff or faculty member) for a 2024 Ethics at Ohio State (ETHOS) Award! These annual awards are based on Ohio State’s Shared Values.

This Research Associate will serve as Program Manager for SNAP-Ed Program Assistants (community nutrition educators) in Cuyahoga County, and as such will provide guidance and oversight related to the planning, coordination, and teaching of nutrition education to SNAP eligible populations in collaboration with Ohio State University Extension SNAP-Ed.

Two outreach worker positions within the Tobacco Prevention and Control Program are available.

REACH is an in-person suicide prevention gatekeeper training intended to provide general information about how to identify suicide risk and how to respond to any OSU student, staff, or faculty member who may be experiencing distress.

Are you looking for a fun hands-on learning experience? Do you want to learn more about how data is generated in an environmental analytical lab, and use state-of-the-art equipment designed for identification and quantification of environmental pollutants?

The 3MT is an opportunity to articulate your research in front of an audience, but with the challenge of doing it in three minutes.

Be part of a 10-week summer enrichment program pairing six undergraduate interns with executive directors from across The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.

The STD Surveillance Network, a CDC-funded program co-led by Ohio State and Columbus Public Health, is seeking at least two public health students as phone interviewers.

The LSI Project offers a paid summer internship experience for current undergraduate juniors, seniors, and recent graduates to engage in innovative public health research.