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BSPH student confronts black women's health disparities at APHA
November 14, 2018 by Erinn Aulfinger
Third-year Bachelor of Science in Public Health student Kaitlyn Jones presented a poster at the 2018 American Public Health Association's Annual Meeting and Expo, the largest annual gathering of public health professionals, on Sunday. Over 12,000 people attended and presented...
Slow and steady earns the degree
November 2, 2018
Most undergraduates try to attain their degrees in four, maybe five years. But Tabitha Hootman is in no rush to get her diploma – and that is not necessarily a bad thing.
Hootman began working on her Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree in public health...
Pan-Asian Mental Wellness Association aims to create a home for everyone
October 23, 2018 by Erinn Aulfinger
Conquering the socio-cultural barriers that hinder students' mental wellness is no small task, especially when you're working toward your undergraduate degree in public health. But that's the mission Meghana Gorur has taken on as president of the Pan-Asian Mental Wellness...
Not every path to success is a straight line
October 23, 2018 by Erinn Aulfinger
As she watched the hustle of the students bathed in the haze of the early morning light, every blink captured a snapshot of her future.
Alumna Laura Zdon’s journey to the College of Public Health was “non-...
The Passing of Dr. Martin D. Keller
October 15, 2018 by Steve Barrish
Born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1923 and having studied at Yeshiva University, NYU and Cornell, Dr. Keller became a nationally recognized epidemiologist and professor who played a critical role in the formation of what is now The Ohio State University College of Public Health. ...
Quality is an 'afterthought' in the campaign for health care access, report finds
October 10, 2018 by Erinn Aulfinger
Associate professor of epidemiology Marcel Yotebieng, MD, MPH, PhD, alongside 13 other experts in the field, co-authored a report released in August by the National Academy of Medicine.
The report, titled “Crossing the Global Quality Chasm: Improving health care...
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