Spotlight
Two BSPH Students Among The 15 Recognized With University Commendation For Leadership and Service
Two BPHS students were among the fifteen recently recognized by the university for their leadership and service activities. Raven Huiel, a double-major in public health and health systems management who has been deeply involved in Leadership & Community Engagement. She has been a STAR peer mentor for Leadership Fellows, is a graduate of the Executive Leadership […]
PHS PHD STUDENT ISSAC OLUFADEWA HAVE BEEN AWARDED DIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP FROM ICPSR SUMMER PROGRAM OF UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Isaac Olufadewa has been awarded by the prestigious and highly competitive Diversity Fellowship to participate in the 2024 ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods supported by University of Michigan Institute for Social Research and the University of Michigan Office of the Provost to promote quantitative training among graduate students from underrepresented groups. This scholarship, granted […]
PHS PhD Student Isis Bey Elected As Chair for Mecklenburg County Multicultural Tobacco-Free Coalition and Nominated for the Crowns for Enterprise Reward
PHS PhD student Isis Bey has been selected to join the Mecklenburg County Multicultural Tobacco-Free Coalition as a Chair member. The Multicultural Tobacco-Free Coalition is convened by the Mecklenburg County Public Health’s Office of Chronic Disease Policy & Prevention and is funded by The Center for Black Health & Equity and will launch on April 19th. The coalition aims […]
PHS PhD Alumna Jessica Hoyle Featured in play “Oxytocin”, raising awareness for The deaf community
Derek Long LLC in association with NCSD presents “All the Oxytocin in Your Fingertips,” an immersive experience for Deaf and Non-Deaf alike. All proceeds will benefit Alder Springs Deaf & Blind Community. About the play: A Deaf of Hearing individual, raised in a caustic 1990s household where sign language is forbidden, secretly navigates three different […]