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The College of Public Health held three Interprofessional Education Program (IPE) sessions to address the challenges of COVID-19 pandemic with a multidisciplinary approach. To respond to the unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic
In 2021, the College of Public Health received funding to create a new Interprofessional Education (IPE) Concepts course. Since inception, 42 students have completed the course and five faculty have completed or taught the course.
The COVID-19 pandemic brings challenges and new opportunities for MPH students Students in the MPH/MS program are required to complete an Applied Practice Experience (APE or practicum) project during their second year. Students have the
During the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns about mental health and substance use have grown worldwide. Anxiety, depression, social isolation, and inability to cope with stress affected many peoples lives, including 蹤獲扦s students,
"The past two years with the pandemic have been a blur. Thats how the College of Public Healths professor of epidemiology, Tara Smith, Ph.D, describes the work shes done, and continues to do, facing the pandemic beast.
Christopher J. Woolverton, Ph.D., professor of epidemiology in the College of Public Health had a unique opportunity working on the federal level to face the COVID-19 pandemic head-on. Woolverton was originally
What year did you graduate from the CPH and what is your degree? I graduated from the online masters program in August of 2020. In a nutshell, what do you do? I am currently the communications specialist for the Stark County Health
Anna Marie Mindicino has a full plate. In addition to being an MPH student, she is founder and CEO of the non-profit Do Good. Period. The organization, based in Sharon, Pennsylvania, strives to uplift and promote dignity by providing
In each upcoming newsletter, we'll get a chance to meet a member of the College's hard-working staff. This month, we get to know Karen Baker, graduate programs assistant coordinator with the College of Public Health. Background:
What do you do at 蹤獲扦's College of Public Health? After earning my Ph.D. in Criminology and Policing from the University of Cincinnati, I joined the Justice Studies Department of 蹤獲扦 in 2002. When the College of Public
