Her top food choice is spaghetti and meatballs, she lives in Temple Terrace, and wishes that no parent experiences the death of a child … She’s Kathleen O’Rourke, PhD, a professor of epidemiology and the new chair of the USF College of Public Health’s Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. “I […]
Professionals around the world have access to an online USF master’s degree in environmental health and safety, and graduates of the program are helping meet the ever-growing demand around the world for qualified environmental health and safety professionals. This win/win scenario is thanks to an online Master of Public Health […]
Public health researcher Robert J. Novak, PhD, is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award. It was presented on September 24 at the Society for Vector Ecology (SOVE) 6th International Congress in Palm Springs, California. Sponsored by the SOVE and the International SOVE, the award recognizes his scientific contributions to […]
Deanne Miranda Cornette, MHA, GPC, is vice president of business development for Gracepoint®, a merger of Agency for Community Treatment Services, Inc., Mental Health Care, Inc., and Personal Enrichment Mental Health Services, Inc. Most recently, Cornette served as director of revenue and contracts at the Agency for Community Treatment Services. […]
Nicole Johnson’s Bringing Science Home is the recipient of a $90,000 grant from Novo Nordisk. This gift will support Students With Diabetes, a national program focused on four components: grassroots organization, research, internship programs, and a national conferences. Students With Diabetes has affiliate chapters on 30 college campuses. Last summer, […]
The first paper to be published based on the comprehensive assessment of health and quality of life of residents of The Villages was published this week in the Journal of Sexual Medicine. Entitled “The Association of Physical and Mental Health with Sexual Activity in Older Adults in a Retirement Community”, the paper is a collaborative work from researchers in the USF College of Public Health. Lynea E. Bach is lead author and was a graduate student in the college at the time of submission. Her mentor James A. Mortimer, PhD, […]
It’s APHA. It’s Boston. It’s time … for the USF College of Public Health’s annual reception for alumni, students, faculty, and friends.
The USF Health Homecoming Committee invites every member of the Bulls community—students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends—to celebrate USF Homecoming SuperBull XVII. Homecoming is the perfect time to display your Bullish spirit and this year’s offerings include something for everyone! Partner with colleagues to win the office decorating contest, meet […]