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At PHHP, students have the opportunity to put learning into practice, giving them a head start on careers.

Students won scholarships, poster and chapter awards, and participated in a panel on public health student experiences.

In an Orlando Sentinel guest commentary, Ph.D. student Megan McCarthy argues that transportation is one of the most important factors in rural health infrastructure.

The group developed tools to teach bystanders to "be the help until help arrives."

Acra and her team studied the effects of "forever chemicals" on zebrafish, which share 70% of their genome with humans.

PHHP honored more than 650 undergraduate, master’s, Ph.D. and professional graduates in spring ceremonies.

Laurie Gauger, Molly Jacobs and Alexandra Rodriguez received college and university honors.

Sam Curry and Karin Rashid recently traveled to Tallahassee to promote children’s health care access alongside Florida Voices for Health.

By working directly with lawmakers and constituents, students bridge the gap between academic training and real-world health policy.

She presented her health behavior theory research at the annual meeting of the Association of Schools and Programs in Public Health.