From classmates to work colleagues Imagine getting ready for your first day of work. You’re excited to finally use your degree, anxious to meet your new colleagues, preparing to take in a lot of new information. But that anxiety suddenly disappears as soon as you notice you and your new […]

If you explore the field of public health, you’ll notice that many of the statistics used to represent the health of nations involve mothers and children. And for good reason. The health of individuals and families is vital to the health of the larger communities in which they live. In […]

USF College of Public Health alumna Charlotte Noble crosses off each day she works out with a red “x” mark on her calendar. In her car she keeps a gym bag and headphones at arm’s reach and at her home, a refrigerator full of protein and vegetable loaded pre-prepped meals […]