… Marybec Griffin, PhD '18 | Marybec Griffin, PhD ‘18, dedicated her research to LGBTQ
healthcare access, specifically addressing the coordination of primary and sexual
healthcare services. Her interest stems from her childhood exposure to the evolution of the HIV … injustices, she knew there was nothing else to do but fight for the fundamental human right to
healthcare. Health is the fundamental human right and we have to get more people talking about …
… Civilians in the Crossfire | Source: They Were Only Children ( The
New York Times ) In conflicts, the acute phase of the crisis – the days when the bombs are … Providing medical care in conflict requires an immediate scale up of staff and materials to
manage high numbers of trauma cases and to respond to disruptions in water and sanitation …
… Advocacy and Nonprofit Panel | 133 East 13th Street,
New York,
New York 10003 | Learn about roles in advocacy, policy analysis, and community-based work from …
… first time with an esteemed group of globally- renowned public health leaders who convened in
New York City to serve on our
new college Advisory Board. Impressed by our dynamic public health … University of Ghana School of Public Health; Mary T. Bassett , MD, MPH, Commissioner, The
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; Mickey Chopra , MD, MSc, PhD Lead Health …
… ceremony for the Class of 2026 will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at
New York City Center (131 W 55th St,
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… various worker education programs and trained many public and private sector employees in
New York and
New Jersey. Since 2017, the NYU GPH has been part of the
New Jersey/
New York Hazardous Materials Worker Training Program, a consortium of universities, labor unions, …
… overdose (HHS, 2018). Of that 115, four people die from a drug overdose each day in
New York City alone (NYC DOHMH, 2018). While we may not all be able to affect policy quite yet, … you can find a variety of volunteer opportunities by registering to become a volunteer with
New York Cares or using search tools provided by
New York Service and Volunteer Match . Animal Haven Animal Haven is a nonprofit organization …
… provides compelling insight in a just-released PBS documentary on the history of opioids in
New York City. In
New York City’s Opioid Drug History: A Relentless Cycle , this half-hour film reveals how drug …
… polio ward in Boston in 1955 ( The Conversation ) In June, a man from Rockland County in
New York who had not been vaccinated against polio was hospitalized with paralysis — the first … in almost a decade. Recently, traces of poliovirus have also been found in wastewater in
New York City and in nearby Orange and Sullivan counties. These isolations, as well as cases of … that someone who was vaccinated abroad introduced the virus into the U.S. Interestingly, the
New York wastewater samples are genetically linked to positive wastewater samples in Israel and …
… University MS, Applied Psychology, Portland State University BA, Psychology, City College of
New York, 2010 Certificate, Applied Biostatistics, Harvard Catalyst | ( 2021 ) National Institute … for Education, Elevation, and Knowledge Graduate of the Year ( 2009 ) City University of
New York Pipeline Fellowship ( 2009 ) City University of
New York Search for Education, … ) Dean’s List Scholar ( 2008 ) Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) Honor Society ( 2008 ) City College of
New York’s William Wright Scholarship ( 2008 ) City College of
New York Community Service Award ( …