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EP169 Navigating the Data Revolution with Nate Maxey
New Faculty: Dr. Ana F. Abraído-Lanza
A New Professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Senior Associate Dean for Academic and Faculty Affairs at New York University’s College of Global Public Health.
Ana F
Message from Dean Cheryl Healton: Welcome to a New School Year
GPH Takes Strides to Research Drug Use and Abuse
September 7, 2018
Dear Colleagues and Students:
Welcome back to campus as the 2018-2019 Academic Year officially begins this week. I hope your
Cross Continental Experience Blog: The Shekhinah Clinic
The Cross Continental Experience Blog by Clayton Richardson, CCMPH Student
Pictured Above: Nyu Students: ZakKwani Zulualabiade, Latitia Kabasele, Kaylah Grant, Alana Zimmer, Melissa Monroe
New Faculty and Research Team
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Don Des Jarlais and his research team to NYU GPH!
Meet the Team:
Don C. Des Jarlais, PhD, Professor of Epidemiology, GPH Department of Epidemiology
Dr. Des
Kamyar Arasteh, PhD, GPH Clinical Associate Professor
Dr. Arasteh’s research concerns the epidemiology of HIV infection and hepatitis and the associated sexual and drug use risk factors.
The
New Faculty: Dr. LeConté J. Dill
The New Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Director of Public Health Practice at GPH.
Dr. LeConté J. Dill’s community-engaged research interests
Cross Continental Experience Blog: A Ghanaian Arrival
The Cross Continental Experience Blog by Clayton Richardson, CCMPH Student
Pictured Above: Students in Accra from left to right- Alana Zimmer, Alyssa Penizotto, Ariana Traub, Laetitia Kabasele
An Independence Day Message from Dr. Julie Avina
Migration: A Purposeful Journey
July 2, 2018
Photo Above: Dr. Julie Avina (second from left), GPH Senior Associate Dean of Student and Alumni Affairs, with fellow volunteers on a humanitarian
Message from Dean Cheryl Healton: Mental Health
The Hidden and Undetected Can Be Deadly
June 15, 2018
Dear Colleagues and Students:
With summer in full swing, climbing temperatures have put the nation’s homeless at a new set of risks. I am
Message from Dean Cheryl Healton: Can Mass Shootings be Stopped?
A Change Must Come
May 25, 2018
Dear Colleagues and Students:
Here we are again with another mass shooting in a high school.
As we observe Memorial Day this holiday weekend and remember the brave