May 16, 2012 UNC’s maternal and child health department has a long history of field work aimed at preventing problems related to pregnancy, prenatal health, infant feeding problems, and maternal... Read more »
November 07, 2012 When Don and Jennifer Holzworth established a distinguished professorship in March, they simultaneously supported two ventures that excited them – the work of UNC Gillings School of... Read more »
Winter 2011-12 flip book – Spotlight on our Students Click anywhere on the image to view the magazine full screen, or flip through the pages here. In full screen view,... Read more »
November 07, 2012 Implementation of programs, technologies and other tools UNC public health researchers develop and adapt evidence-based solutions for specific health challenges. Through new techniques, tools, technologies and programs,... Read more »
May 17, 2012 FACULTY Devlin to lead nonprofit board Dr. Leah Devlin, Gillings Visiting Professor of health policy and management, was elected to serve a two-year term on the Action... Read more »
Influencing policy November 07, 2012 Changing the way things are done California Tribal Epidemiology Center staff members collect surveys that will yield information about American Indians’ asthma incidence.... Read more »
Table of Contents From the Dean’s desk PDF Public Health Leaders: Setting the goals, setting the pace, setting the example PDF Leading the way PDF Relying on herself, looking out... Read more »
May 17, 2012 Mark Merrill, MSPH, has been an active alumnus of the School for more than 25 years, serving several terms on the Public Health Foundation Board and winning... Read more »
Table of Contents From the Dean’s desk PDF Shattering the “status quo” PDF Unraveling disparities PDF Exploring the causes of health disparities PDF Working with communities to overcome health disparities... Read more »
Eunice Brock May 01, 2013 Honoring a beloved daughter through a scholarship gift Melinda, with her mother Eunice Melinda’s life was grounded in honesty, integrity and love. So... Read more »
