Profiles in Public Health

An education in public health starts in the classroom but continues to evolve after graduation and into professional life.
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Jada Smith

To me, public health means fostering the well-being of all people through proactive measures that prioritize prevention and equity. Additionally, I feel that public health centers ethics and aims to shift the focus of our healthcare system from reactive "sick care" to holistic healthcare that addresses the underlying social determinants of health.

Kennedy Sawicki

To me, public health is about creating a safe and healthy environment for the community. This can be done is many different ways, which is why I love public health so much! Personally, I enjoy creating safe and healthy communities through health education, specifically on public health genetics programs, but also LGBTQ+ health, and infectious diseases.

Krystin Sinclair

Public Health is community centered policy to ensure that everyone has access to resources needed to maintain health and wellness.

Molly Grassi

Public health is the future. It is rooted in identifying disparities, addressing upstream determinants, and embracing prevention. The future of better health for all is a strong public health workforce that we must engage now.

Kelsey Green

As a biracial woman, I deeply value public health because it can empower me to craft a more inclusive and equitable world, one that resonates with individuals who share my identity and appearance.

Aparna Mangadu

Public health is the field that ties in medicine, policy, health education, and many other areas of study to support the common goal of achieving health equity. To me, public health is a space where people from various different backgrounds can come together and work on tasks that will improve human health and quality of life outcomes.

Lindsay Strickland

Public health is a complex and extensive field that aims to improve health outcomes on a population level by education, understanding and preventing disease, and promoting positive health behaviors.

Alison Clayshulte

Public health is about equitably informing populations about all aspects of good health. Public health is important for making sure that everyone has the access, care, and ability to thrive.

Srikrithi Krishnan

Public health means fighting for important rights like accessible and quality healthcare. Public health means creating health equity. Public health means educating the public to make informed healthy decisions.

Jess Stein

Public health is social justice. It is about implementing positive change in our communities by focusing on justice and health equity. Public health reminds us that the health of one of us is connected to the health of all of us.