News
University Hospitals (UH) has longstanding history of extraordinary support for both 蹤獲扦 and the College of Public Health. CPH students work with UH in a variety of ways, including internships, volunteering, and shadowing
Catherine Rischar, BSPH, graduated in 2021 with a bachelors degree with a minor in psychology from the 蹤獲扦s College of Public Health. During her undergraduate studies, Rischar represented the college on the 2021 Kent
Limited access to care, lack of cultural and linguistically diverse services, and financial and transportation constraints are only a few of the barriers that hinder many Ohioans from receiving essential dental care.According to the Ohio
JOUD ROUFAEL, MPHCongratulations to Joud Roufael, MPH, Ph.D. candidate, who has been recognized on the Arab Americans You Should Know list by the Arab Americans of Cleveland (AAC), a Northeast Ohio professional network. Roufael
John Hoornbeek, Ph.D.Congratulations to John Hoornbeek, Ph.D., professor of health policy and management in the C蹤獲扦 ollege of Public Health, for co-authoring the textbook American Public Policy.Now in its thirteenth edition,
The College of Public Health is pleased to welcome the newest member of our family: Jen Washko, MAE, senior advisor II.Former assistant director of the Academic Success Center working with Placement & Testing, during her time at
Graciela Alvarez Leon, a community health worker supervisor at the Cleveland Clinic, knows how life-changing support can be. Its about building trust and making sure patients know theyre not alone, Leon said.
Jennifer Visker, associate lecturer in the School of Health Sciences, received the Bronze Teaching Recognition Award for Instructing Speech-Language Pathology Students in the Use of AI for Clinical Writing.
Whether you call them roundabouts or traffic circles, this increasingly popular feature on American roadways can have some drivers spinning. But while roundabouts are considered safer than traditional intersections for vehicle traffic, how
Assistant Lecturer William Bolden received the Bronze Teaching Recognition Award for Enhancing Online Learning in Asynchronous, Split-Level Courses.
