Jessica C. Smith announced as Assistant Dean for Academic Programs and Student Success
Jessica C. Smith has been announced as the University of Georgia College of Public Health’s Assistant Dean for Academic Programs and Student Success. In this role, Smith will support the
Morgan Taylor named Director of Institute for Disaster Management
CPH graduate brings expertise, passion to role The University of Georgia College of Public Health is excited to announce Morgan Taylor (PhD ’23, MPH ’19) as the new director for
Instructional designer builds engaging online learning environments
Dee McKinney creates good ways to teach College of Public Health students For Dee McKinney, how students learn is just as important as what they learn. As the University of
What’s in it for me? People more likely to help the environment when it benefits them
Framing cleanup efforts as a way to meet people, exercise can boost pro-environmental behaviors People might be more inclined to keep their community clean if they believe it benefits them
Children’s mental health care access dropped during pandemic
UGA study finds rising depression and anxiety rates for children were met with a lack of access to mental health care. Despite national data showing that childhood depression and anxiety
Research, Resiliency and Reflection: Lessons from Iceland
Trip to the Arctic reaffirms professional commitment for two students and their mentor Immersive Research For Dr. Michelle Ritchie, there’s no such thing as armchair research. To her, proper immersive
Alumni Spotlight: Chao Li (MPH ’12, PhD ’17)
Chao Li knows her work has the potential to change lives. She’s the senior director of biostatistics for Aura Biosciences, a pharmaceutical company focused on ocular and urologic oncology. Li plays a key role
UGA IDM and partners strengthen hospital readiness ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup Chaos to Care When a mass casualty incident occurs, the first few minutes at a receiving healthcare
Eating healthy could lower health expenses for families
Eating healthy doesn’t just lead to better health. It may also lower how much Americans spend on healthcare, according to new research from the University of Georgia. The study is the
MHA graduate to program champion: Bingham supports student success as MHA Program Manager
Courtney Bingham began her college career planning to work directly with patients, but her experience at the University of Georgia opened the door to a different way of shaping healthcare.
