Faculty Media Mentions
News coverage is an important method of sharing the work of the School of Public Health with a broad audience, building recognition of our research regionally, nationally and internationally. Our faculty experts are able to offer expert commentary, analysis and evidenced-based perspectives on an extensive range of public health topics.
News media professionals should contact Sam Fahmy at [email protected] or Andrea Jones at [email protected] to schedule an interview with a School of Public Health faculty expert.
SPH student Angad Sahgal and his father Amit co-developed the Let Me Do It app, which helps people living with a disability gain more independence.
Associate Professor Jalayne Arias discusses her research on how attorneys handle people who are arrested for offenses stemming from their dementia.
Clinical Assistant Professor, Adrienne King is highlighted for connecting high school students with hands on STEM experience through the EMPOWER program.
Elizabeth Armstrong-Mensah is featured on the ORISE website after receiving the ASPPH Early Career Teaching Excellence Award.
Assistant Professor Roby Greenwald speaks on why there is a need for more walkable transportation in cities.
Dennis Reidy, Associate Professor in the Department of Health Policy and Behavioral Sciences, appeared on Houston Public Media’s “Town Square” to discuss violence in America.
Regents’ Professor Emeritus Dr. Richard Rothenberg discusses the implications of the end of the COVID Public Health Emergency.
Clinical Professor Dr. Harry Heiman gives his perceptive on the AU and Wellstar partnership.
Professor Laura Salazar, discusses her co-authored study on "College women majoring in STEM fields more frequently experience sexual assault than those not in STEM."
School of Public Health Dean Rodney Lyn, Congressman Hank Johnson, and President M. Brian Blake met with members of the Clarkston community to discuss the expansion of Georgia State’s Community Based English Program.