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CPH alumni Bill Field (94PhD) and Katie Jones (12MPH) were recently honored at the Iowa Cancer Summit for their work. Field was posthumously awarded the George Weiner Cancer Control Visionary Award and Jones received the Spirit of Collaboration Award.
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To mark our 25th anniversary, we asked several alumni to reflect on public health challenges of the past quarter century. Biostatistics alumnus Wei Zhang (05PhD) shared his thoughts.
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Keep tabs on the careers of your CPH classmates and keep us posted on yours! Read this month's Class Notes and submit your own to keep your friends and colleagues up to date.
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Show your College of Public Health pride, just in time for the holidays. The CPH fall online storefront is now live. Place your orders before Friday, Nov. 15!
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The food and music were great at the 2024 CPH Homecoming Lunch! See some of the sights from this year's event.
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CPH alumni from all over gathered at the American Public Health Association annual meeting in Minneapolis.
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Christopher Coffey, professor of biostatistics, has been appointed the Edwin B. Green Chair in Public Health. Coffey will hold the endowed chair for a five-year term, which may be renewed.
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Catch the 2024 Hansen lecture, by Jim Yong Kim, partner and vice chairman at Global Infrastructure Partners. Dr. Kim is former president of the World Bank Group and co-founder of Partners In Health.
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Martín-José Sepúlveda, MD, FACP, recently received the Walsh McDermott Medal, which recognizes a member of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NAM) for distinguished service to the NAM over an extended period.
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As part of our celebration of the College of Public Health’s 25th anniversary, we are giving away some of our new College of Public Health dress socks. Correct answers to the trivia question below will be entered into a random drawing to win a free pair.
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Tom Cook, professor emeritus of occupational and environmental health, passed away on Oct. 18, 2024. Tom was a physical therapist, biomedical engineer, ergonomist, global health expert, public health advocate, and Fulbright Scholar.
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Joe Coulter, professor emeritus of community and behavioral health, died Friday, Sept. 20, 2024. Joe had a very distinguished career that was notable for his strong commitment to public health, environmental justice, addressing health disparities, and promoting the health and well-being of Native communities.
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Alumni Directory
Keep up with your classmates with our College of Public Health Alumni Directory.
Use this form to join the directory or to update your existing listing.
Alumni are listed by name, degrees earned, town of residence and email address, and have the option of adding employer, job title, employment sector and LinkedIn page.
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