In the time since he’s left USF, College of Public Health alumnus Dr. Richard Hartman has been on the move. As one of his most recent accomplishments, Hartman received USF’s Fast 56 Award in April for his role as a member on the board of directors for the company Synoptos. […]
This May, Dr. Thomas Mason of the USF College of Public Health’s Department of Environmental and Occupational Health celebrated a teaching career milestone—graduating his 100th student at USF. Mason’s 100th student, Dr. Ayesha Johnson, completed her dissertation about birth outcomes of mothers with common conditions, such as hay fever and […]
From a young age, Desiree VanBurger knew that she wanted to help people help themselves. “What I wanted to do when I grew up was stand on top of the world with a megaphone and tell everyone what to do,” VanBurger said. “So, the idea of being involved with the […]
“You can dictate and write laws about what you should do and what you need to do, but it’s much better if you can engage it from a stakeholder perspective and get people involved in creating their own solution,” said USF College of Public Health alumnus Vice Admiral Michael Devany. […]
When it comes to simulating a large scale crisis, USF College of Public Health students in the master of science in public health (MSPH) occupational medicine residency program are getting as close to the real deal as possible. Through a partnership with the James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital and Clinics […]
On April 28, the University of South Florida College of Public Health joins the nation to recognize Workers’ Memorial Day—a national observance honoring workers who have died in the workplace due to unsafe working conditions. Join local government and safety advocates for the commemoration from 3 to 5:30 p.m., Thursday, […]
“Every day I use information I gained from my studies at University of South Florida College of Public Health and put my knowledge into action,” said Dr. Michael Pentella, director of the Massachusetts State Public Health Laboratory, “I get to help others learn about diseases that they are encountering for […]
Dr. Thomas Crisman’s public health passion has led him overseas to practice his expertise in freshwater ecology in Latin America, Africa and the Middle East. It also recently gained him an appointment in the U.S. Department of State and USAID’s Jefferson Science Fellowship Program. Crisman, a joint professor in the […]