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Feb. 3, 2023 ā A date that forever changed lives of residents and businesses in East Palestine, Ohio. A Norfolk Southern freight train derailed and caught fire. Of the 38 cars that derailed, 11 contained toxic chemicals including vinyl chloride, a known carcinogen, butyl acrylate, and other chemicals. First responders, most of which were volunteer fire departments, were immediately called into action.
Ā鶹¾«Ń”College of Public Health faculty, staff, and students were again at the podium during the American Public Health Associationās (APHA) Annual Meeting in Atlanta in November to share important research efforts taking place at the university.
Learn about the recent accomplishments of CPH alums Katrina Terry, MS Clinical Epidemiology ā23 and Jason Zibart, BSPH ā18.
The College of Public Health is pleased to welcome a new member to our family: Giulia Cerasi.
Nearly 100 students, staff, faculty and community guests attended the āLeading Change and Innovation Within Health Insuranceā event on September 29, held at Kent Stateās Design Innovation Hub. The event, featuring three expert panelists, was made possible through the support of our sponsors AultCare, HSA Store, NFP and USI Insurance Services.
Ā鶹¾«Ń”CPH students, faculty, staff, and alumni braved the rain and brisk temperatures to participate in Homecoming 2023 festivities, including the parade and open house in Moulton Hall.
Learn more about CPH faculty member, Dr. Lynette Phillips, in this faculty spotlight.
Life is full of ups and downs. There are bumps, twists, and turns that would make the average person stop and re-evaluate their goals and trajectory. A chronic illness can send even the best laid plans into a new direction.
Thanks to a new Mobile Wellness Unit made possible by grant funding, CPH will Join Health Care Partners to Offer Unique Experiential Learning Opportunity While Impacting Community Health.
The College of Public Health is pleased to welcome two new members to our family: Freida Boland and Gretchen Thomas.