Undergraduate Profiles in Public Health Submission Form

Undergraduate Profiles Submission Form

Answer the questions below to be featured on our Profiles in Public Health webpage, a resource for prospective students to explore the experiences of current students studying public health or a related degree. By sharing your story, you’ll help inspire and inform the next generation of public health professionals.

Disclaimer: Your answers to the questions below (including your name, institution, degree, and major/concentration) will be shared on the site unless otherwise noted. The questions marked with an asterisk (*) are required. ASPPH reserves the right to edit for clarity, grammar, or spelling. Your submission will live on our webpage for 3 years.

Undergraduate Profiles in Public Health Submission Form

Name*
First Last
Preferred Email*
Your email will not be shared. We will use your email to contact you about your responses, if needed.
Degree*
- AA (Associate in Arts)
- AS (Associate in Sciences)
- BA (Bachelor of Arts)
- BS (Bachelor of Sciences)
Major or Concentration (Example: Environmental Sciences)*
Current Institution*
Anticipated Graduate Month and Year (Example: May 2026)
LinkedIn
Enter N/A if you don’t use this platform or don’t want your LinkedIn shared on our website.
What does public health mean to you?*
What inspired you to study public health?*
What has been a meaningful public health experience during your undergraduate program?*
This could be a project, internship, course, etc.
What kind of job are you hoping to pursue after graduation?*
What would you tell a peer who was thinking about majoring in public health?*
Headshot*
Please include your headshot. Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf. Max. file size: 2 MB. Your headshot doesn’t need to be professionally taken, but it should appear polished and professional. You should be the only person in the image and the image should be clear.
Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, pdf, Max. file size: 2 MB.
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