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

Hundreds of PHHP students and faculty — and attendees from across campus — came together over two days to listen and learn from each other at the third annual PHHP Days.

Nine students were recognized for their accomplishments in the classroom, campus and the broader community.

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

He was recognized for his work developing a novel disease surveillance method.

The method, called scLANE, can help scientists understand the mechanisms behind disease progression and identify new targets for therapies.

College of Public Health and Health Professions students are dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.

Crisp studied nuclear physics, then was a U.S. Navy pilot before finding her passion at UF.

Nyakhar and Wang's review of existing studies on the technology found eight generative AI chatbots that had a positive effect on students' mental health and well-being.

She was one of 400 delegates from more than 60 countries selected to learn about strategies for peace from leading activists.