Jo Anne Earp Tribute Fund
In April 2013, Jo Anne Earp, ScD, former chair and longtime professor of health behavior at the Gillings School, drew more than 200 current and former students, colleagues and friends to events celebrating... Read more »
Carolina Public Health Magazine
Jo Anne Earp Tribute Fund
Linda West Little
Linda West Little Breaking gender barriers, paving the way for student success Linda West Little is no stranger to barricades – or scrambling over them. The first woman to receive a doctorate (in 1968)... Read more »
Deniese Chaney (Fall, 2013)
Deniese Chaney Providing students with a great place to collaborate Deniese Chaney, MPH, is one of the many Gillings School alumni who steps forward whenever she’s needed. A principal in Accenture’s Health and... Read more »
Fred and Laura Brown
Fred and Laura Brown Their endowed scholarship honors family while helping heroes The Brendle brothers, born in Statesville, N.C., served their country proudly. During World War II, Clell was an Army staff sergeant, and Paul was... Read more »
Research Annual Report (Fall, 2012)
A Message from our Associate Dean for Research Sandra L. Martin, PhD Those of us at the Gillings School of Global Public Health are proud to call North Carolina home. Our faculty, staff members... Read more »
Student Internships (Fall, 2013)
Each summer, our students seek internships and field practica that take them to communities across North Carolina. They provide public health services, conduct research and educate people about public health issues. In return, they receive... Read more »
May-October 2013 Awards and Recognitions (Fall, 2013)
Sandra Cianciolo, MPH, won the 2013 Innovation + Inspiration Staff Award, sponsored by the School’s Research and Innovation Solutions office. Cianciolo is project coordinator for the National Training Institute for Child Care Consultants, a project led by... Read more »
School News (Fall, 2013)
read more at www.sph.unc.edu/news Selected Publications John J.B. Anderson, PhD, professor emeritus of NUTR, found a relationship between calcium levels and the presence of white-matter lesions in the brain, particularly in men and in people... Read more »
Alumna Perspective - NCIOM leads efforts to improve North Carolina’s health (Fall, 2013)
The people of North Carolina are more likely to live in poverty, die due to preventable conditions and have higher rates of obesity and tobacco use than people in most other states. Therefore,... Read more »
Heart healthy Lenoir -- Alice Ammerman combats heart disease in eastern NC
Heart Healthy Lenoir, a community-based research effort based at the UNC Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (HPDP), was established in Lenoir County, N.C., in 2010 to develop and test better ways... Read more »