Student Spotlights
Student Spotlight: Kaithleen HernandezMPH student Kaithleen Hernandez, who is complementing their classroom knowledge with a graduate research assistantship in the Center for Leadership in Disability, wants to make systemic changes that improve public health.
Student Spotlight: Sindoos AwelSindoos Awel, who is pursuing an MPH with a concentration in Biostatistics, says that Atlanta’s status as a hub for public health research and organizations, along with the vibrant and diverse campus community, played a crucial role in her decision to attend Georgia State.
Student Spotlight: Frances NzobiwuFrances Nzobiwu says that an MPH with a concentration in Health Promotion and Behavior perfectly aligns with her passion for empowering individuals to make positive lifestyle choices.
Student Spotlight: Mariah SmithMPH student Mariah Smith has taken full advantage of the many opportunities to be involved in research, athletics and student organizations that Georgia State University offers.
Student Spotlight: Moriah HibbardMoriah Hibbard says the connections she made with professors as undergraduate student majoring in public health made her want to continue on to earn her MPH.
Student Spotlight: Lizzy LynchLizzy Lynch is pursuing an MPH with a concentration in Health Management and Policy to explore how health economics, health finance and health policy influence health outcomes. This summer, she’ll apply her skills and knowledge at a health technology company.
Student Spotlight: Lupe ArteagaLupe Arteaga is pursuing an MPH with a concentration in Health Promotion and Behavior because she has always been interested in finding ways to improve community health
Student Spotlight: Chad CurtissChad Curtiss, who has completed an internship with the CDC and was later selected for a fellowship at the CDC, says that an MPH is a worthwhile investment in yourself and a gift to us all.
Public Health Graduate Credits Georgia State with Giving Him Unparalleled OpportunitiesGraduating MPH student Carlf Cao said that his experiences, both inside the classroom and out, have prepared him with core skills in areas such as statistical methodologies and data analysis but also have prepared him to work as part of a diverse team on large and complex projects.
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