Academic Assistance
The Office of Academic Assistance is dedicated to helping School of Public Health students progress toward graduation in a timely manner. Our academic advisors help students chart a path that's tailored to their specific goals and career aspirations.
Graduate Advisement
- Your program of study
- Changing your concentration
- Course substitutions
- Thesis/Capstone registration and defense process
- Graduation
E-mail: [email protected]
Telephone: 404-413-1143
Graduate Students:
Please email Mr. Key to schedule a virtual appointment.
JONATHAN KEY
Graduate Advisor
Department of Health Policy and Behavioral Sciences
Master of Public Health Concentrations:
Health Management and Policy
Health Promotion and Behavior
Ph.D. in Public Health Concentrations:
Health Promotion and Behavior
Health Services and Policy Research
Doctor of Public Health (DrPH)
Maternal and Child Health Graduate Certificate
E-mail: [email protected]
Telephone: 404-413-1129
Please email Ms. Francis to schedule a virtual appointment.
KELSEY FRANCIS
Graduate Advisor
Department of Population Health Sciences
Master of Public Health Concentrations:
Biostatistics
Environmental Epidemiology
Environmental Health
Epidemiology
Ph.D. in Public Health Concentrations:
Environmental Health
Epidemiology
Graduate Certificate in Public Health
Undergraduate Advisement
Our Undergraduate Academic Advisors are available to meet with students who have earned 90 or more credit hours about the following.
Students who have less than 90 credit hours should contact the University Advisement Center.
MAYANA SILAS
Academic Advisor
Undergraduate Seniors
E-mail: [email protected]
Telephone: 404-413-1471
Please email Ms. Silas to schedule a virtual appointment.
Undergraduate Seniors only:
Virtual Drop-In Hours
Monday and Thursday 2 – 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday and Wednesday 10 – 11:30 a.m.
School of Public Health Faculty
School of Public Health faculty are dedicated to student success. You are strongly encouraged to request a meeting with a faculty member(s) to discuss questions related to:
- Which concentration is right for your career goals
- Which electives are best suited to provide you with the necessary skills for your career goals
- Research interests and opportunities
- Networking/professional organizations
- Thesis/Capstone topics
You are not assigned a permanent faculty advisor, nor are you limited to approaching just one faculty member for mentorship. We encourage you to reach out to those whose research areas align with your interests and career goals.
