Becoming a Triple Dawg: Makayla Peebles
Becoming a Triple Dawg: Makayla Peebles

Makayla Peebles knew she was destined for a career in public service. With both parents working as first responders, it was a no-brainer. What really drew her in was the

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CPH celebrates 20th anniversary with Research Day
CPH celebrates 20th anniversary with Research Day

The University of Georgia College of Public Health kicked off its 20th anniversary celebration with a spotlight on research. At the second annual Research Day on March 28, students, faculty

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UGA study highlights changing CPC landscape
UGA study highlights changing CPC landscape

New CPC Map study shows CPCs continued to proliferate post-Dobbs, becoming more medicalized and posing even greater risks A new study published in the American Journal of Public Health highlights

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Clarke Middle Health Center celebrates new location
Clarke Middle Health Center celebrates new location

New space at Clarke Middle School brings more health care opportunities for the center The Clarke Middle Health Center officially has a new home. With construction on the middle school complete,

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2025 CPH Graduation speakers reflect on journey, next steps
2025 CPH Graduation speakers reflect on journey, next steps

As the semester comes to a close and the Class of 2025 prepares to take on next steps, the University of Georgia College of Public Health has selected two graduates

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CACHE receives Presidents’ Award of Distinction from Georgia CTSA
CACHE receives Presidents’ Award of Distinction from Georgia CTSA

A multidisciplinary team from the Center for Advanced Computer-Human Ecosystems (CACHE) researching public health impacts through cutting-edge immersive media technologies is the recipient of the Presidents’ Award of Distinction from the Georgia Clinical

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Coordinator serves as a mentor and a guide
Coordinator serves as a mentor and a guide

Rebecca Wells helps students find their way forward Rebecca Wells is committed to helping students find their way forward. As a first-generation student who took a gap year before graduate school

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Health Fair connects community with UGA resources
Health Fair connects community with UGA resources

An interdisciplinary team hosted the event at the Health Sciences Campus The University of Georgia hosted the first Normaltown Community Health Fair on April 9 to connect with the neighbors of

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Georgia’s pre-K program boosts kindergarten readiness
Georgia’s pre-K program boosts kindergarten readiness

Children who attend school-based sites in Georgia’s universal pre-K program start kindergarten better prepared than their peers who do not attend any Georgia pre-K, according to a new study from the University of

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CPH celebrates faculty, staff and students during Honors Week
CPH celebrates faculty, staff and students during Honors Week

The UGA College of Public Health had a lot to celebrate during UGA’s 2025 Honors Week. This week is an opportunity to recognize outstanding students, faculty and staff, and to

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