Alexandra Rodriguez co-authors historic WHO report on the arts and health
Rodriguez co-authored “How Do We Realize the Potential of the Arts to Support Health and Wellbeing in the United States?”
Rodriguez co-authored “How Do We Realize the Potential of the Arts to Support Health and Wellbeing in the United States?”
Wade is the organization's 2024 recipient of the Frazier Fund scholarship.
Cohort Sistas provides digital resources, personalized mentorship and a supportive network to doctoral students, applicants and degree holders.
Rodriguez participated in the institute through her fellowship with the Health Policy Research Scholars program.
Chris Georgas, an M.P.H. student with a concentration in social and behavioral sciences, presented his research work at UF College of Medicine Pediatric Science Day.
Cary Carr, a Ph.D. student in public health, was recently selected for the Madelyn Lockhart Dissertation Award for her work in violence prevention.
Several PHHP faculty members recently participated in reciprocal reviews outside of their disciplines, giving them new ideas and perspectives.
PHHP master and doctoral students in public health co-authored an article that appears in Frontiers in Education.
Alexandra Rodriguez, M.P.H., a PHHP public health Ph.D. student, has been selected for a leadership development program with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Dr. Shantrel Canidate has been awarded a K01 career development grant for her HIV research.