News

By Anaëlle Séïde. Our semester in D.C. has come to an end after nine very short weeks! In the midst of final assignments, presentations, and workshops, we have been anticipating our next semester ...

By Drs. Rumi Chunara and Stephanie Cook. In light of the recent mass shootings, many of which were fueled by racism and/or hate, we believe a conversation concerning the consequences of racist speech ...

The sixth issue of the Office of Doctoral Studies Newsletter brings to you updates on student presentations, publications, fellowships, research, and summer conferences.

By Anaëlle Séïde. It is a bit unbelievable that the summer semester is coming to an end in four short weeks. Our calendars have been packed with workshops and preparations for Argentina.

An Opinion Piece by Dr. Howard Zucker, Commissioner of Health for New York State. As the child of a pediatrician, I often went with my father on house calls. I’ll always remember the patient confin...

By student Anaelle Seide. Now that the group is settled into the new state and environment, it has been nice to see everyone branch out and find their own groove in D.C. ...

By Anaëlle Séïde. The past two weeks have allowed cross continental MPH students an opportunity to get accustomed to the city. New to most of us, D.C. has been an inviting space full of fun and fre...

A Post-Event Summary by Alyssa Penizotto, CCMPH'19. The National Institutes of Health's (NIH) Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) recently held their yearly Mary Frances Picciano Dietary Supplement R...

A message from Dean Cheryl Healton. The Spring semester has come to a close so it is the perfect time to provide a year-end report with some of the College’s key accomplishments.