Drew Cistola, Ph.D., a Master of Public Health alumnus, data scientist and adjunct lecturer, shares how his study of population health management shaped his career in data science and how understanding the healthcare ecosystem can help improve the health of our communities.
A 2026 M.P.H. graduate, Meredith joins 11 other fellows as part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine program.
Meet some of the new members of the M.P.H. program.
The program highlights student voices to inspire the next generation of public health leaders.
In a UF Student Perspectives article, Ph.D. student Megan McCarthy argues that in rural communities the biggest barrier to healthcare can be transportation.
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."
UF College of Public Health and Health Professions doctoral student Lina Modjarrad, M.P.H., recently traveled to the Hague, Netherlands, to present her research, "Childhood Maltreatment and Disordered Eating Trajectories: Sociodemographic Moderators" at the 2026 International Conference on Eating Disorders, hosted by the Academy for Eating Disorders.
