Geography isn’t just memorization of place names, landscape elements and their location. In the September USF College of Public Health Dean’s Lecture Series, USF Distinguished Professor Dr. Russell Kirby explains why “place matters” in public health now more than ever. “Place Matters: The Case for Spatial Thinking as a Core […]
“The goal of a doctoral program is to break you down until you feel like you know nothing, then build you back up as a strong scientist – everyone struggles, everyone wants to quit at some point, but you have each other for support to keep moving forward,” said Charlan […]
The #usfcophrocks tour is headed to the Dean’s Lecture Series for a conversation with Dr. Hana Osman. She’s a social worker, expert in end-of-life planning and a graduate of the USF College of Public Health. Join us. This event is part of the USF College of Public Health’s yearlong 30th […]
“As you know, the general population doesn’t really know much about public health – and I was no different from most people,” said Dr. Hana Osman, associate professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at the USF College of Public Health. Osman said a conversation with Dr. Kay […]
The #usfcophrocks tour is headed to the Dean’s Lecture Series for a conversation with COPH alumna Dr. Charlan D. Kroelinger. She improves the public’s health through her work with the CDC’s National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Assigned to the Field Support Branch in the Division of […]
To salt or not to salt (your bath) is the question that Kenneth Ferslew, PhD, DABFT addressed in his presentation titled, “Bath Salts, Not for Human Consumption (or bathing either!).” He visited the college as a guest of the toxicology program and was the featured speaker for the Dean’s Lecture […]