Undergraduate Public Health In The News Congratulations Class of 2009!
This spring, the Undergraduate Public Health Studies program graduated 29 students! This was the first full class since our program started, and many of them returned from Hurricane Katrina to finish our degree. Many graduated with honors, or with dual degrees. Six of them wrote an Honors Thesis. About 1/3 of them will go on to medical school, 1/3 will stay at Tulane for our 4+1 program, and about 1/3 will go on for service programs such as Teach for America and Peace Corps. Congratulations class of 2009, we are very proud of you all! | |
Tulane Graduates First Ungraduate Public Health Class
This year we see of our first ever full Undergraduate Public Health Class--the Katrina Class. Tulane's Professor Tom Farley to Lead New York City Health Department
Former chair of Community Health Sciences will become the Big Apple's Health Commissioner Public Health Students Volunteer for International Walk to School Day
Victoria Aucoin and Sally Baker were featured in the Times-Picayune's People, Places, and Events. Public Healther Puts Nail in Pirates' Coffin
Undergraduate Public Health student Indira Kalja sealed the fate of the East Carolina women's basketball team with a buzzer-beating three-point shot.
Why New Orleans East Doesn't Need a New Hospital
Professor Tom Farley, chair of the Community Health Sciences department, explains why rebuilding Methodist Hospital may not be the best way to improve the New Orleans health system.
Congratulations to our Fall, 2008 Graduates!
Last Fall's graduation saw our first student to graduate with a minor in Public Health. Triumph at Carville Screening a Success
Undregraduate Public Health Student Societies host Dr. James Krahenbuhl, Director of the National Hansen's Disease Program. Panel compares Presidential healthcare plans
Two undergraduate Public Health students moderate a panel of Public Health faculty on the proposed health care plans of the two candidates
Teach for America Enlists New Graduates
Class of 2008 alumna Amy Collins serves in Teach for America after graduation
Public Health School Celebrates Milestone
The first class of undergraduate Public Health students celebrate their graduation in May 2008
Jones Scholars Assist Public Education in New Orleans
Diana Marker, an undergraduate Public Health student, was chosen this fall to work with a local New Orleans charter school The Post agrees: Public Health is Hot
Washington Post writer David Brown explains why Public Health is the field of choice for a new generation of college students.
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