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CPH undergraduates win national trivia competition
April 8, 2019 by Mollie Wolfe
The team, made up of Casey Cen, Sarah Grim, Mindy Hoang, Maria Lucas, Nick Rushlow, Ajay Saraf and Elli Schwartz, won the grand prize of $1,000. They were coached by doctoral student Brent Emerson and doctoral candidate Robert Hood.
The Scholar Bowl is an annual...
CPH hosts 2nd Annual Student Case Competition
April 5, 2019 by Erinn Aulfinger, Steve Barrish
The College of Public Health hosted the 2nd Annual CPH Student Case Competition on Tuesday. With a focus on improving infant mortality in central Ohio, six teams of graduate and undergraduate students developed plans to increase community outreach and the enrollment of high-...
Ohio State takes first place at MHA case competition
March 30, 2019 by Steve Barrish
First-year Master of Health Administration students Hanna Gottschalk, Billy Menges and Annie Rudick won first place at the 8th Annual Ohio State University First-year Health Administration Case Competition on March 29.
The Ohio State team took the...
Learning the language of Mental Health First Aid
March 21, 2019 by Erinn Aulfinger
Colleen Fitzgibbons’s burgeoning passion for initiating conversations regarding mental, physical and emotional health started during her undergraduate days at Bowling Green State University, and inspired her to go to Kent State for her master’s in public health.
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More than a number
March 20, 2019 by Erinn Aulfinger
Numbers become people with stories and faces, and statistics are memories and names. For assistant professor of health behavior and health promotion Julianna Nemeth, PhD, MA, her research with domestic violence survivors is more than “just a job.” Engaging with real women...
CPH students travel to Washington, D.C., for second annual policy trip
March 15, 2019 by Mollie Wolfe
Twenty-four CPH students traveled to Washington, D.C. over spring break for a crash course in public health policy and advocacy. This second annual trip, led by Dean William Martin, MD, and accompanying staff, allowed students to explore important public health issues like...
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