Master of public health alumna Luz Hernandez is working hard and advocating to improve public health in New York City.
2025 SECOLAS conference: Faculty members Dr. Watts and Dr. Drexler presented their COVID-19 research and participated in other activities.
Can we tame our anxiety and worry so that we remain in control of our thoughts and feelings? Yes, we can do that.
There is a growing loss of herd immunity in the U.S. population as more and more parents exempt their children from immunizations.
Business faculty member Marlene Weaver discusses her experience of being hit by a lightning strike and its aftermath.
Military children experience unique challenges related to their parents’ service. However, there are ways to help children adapt.
In 2025, let’s make mental health a priority. By focusing on friendships and accountability circles, we will strengthen our community.
The Office of Student and Alumni Affairs is excited to introduce several health and wellness challenges to encourage community engagement.