Articles categorized as

Summer 2021

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Views from a pandemic

In Features, Summer 2021
College faculty, staff and students share the struggles, surprises and silver linings in an unforgettable year

PHHP annual report 2020

In News, Summer 2021
Highlights of the college's education, research and service activities in 2020
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PHHP alumni recognized for 40 Under 40 awards program

In People, Summer 2021
PHHP graduates Helena Chapman, Chad Nielsen and Emilia Strong Sykes were named to UF's 40 Under 40 for 2021
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Researchers see promising results in study of investigational treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy

In News, Summer 2021
Three young boys with Duchenne had considerably lower fat infiltration in their muscles
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Alumni and friends stand up for PHHP on Giving Day

In News, Summer 2021
Alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends made 265 gifts to the college on February 18
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Congratulations graduates

In People, Summer 2021
More than 500 PHHP doctoral, master’s and bachelor’s students graduated this spring
Graphic with University of Florida campus skyline including a tall brick bell tower on the left, overlaid with bold text reading ‘Announcing the 2021 Gator 100’ along with the UF logo and the URL gator100.ufl.edu, promoting the UF Alumni Association’s Gator100 program recognizing the world’s fastest-growing Gator-owned or Gator-led businesses.

Alumni-owned businesses land spot on the 2021 Gator100

In People, Summer 2021
The UF Alumni Association honored business owners and PHHP alumnae Melissa Cere and Megan Molyneux
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Lonn McDowell named PHHP Alumnus of the Year

In People, Summer 2021
McDowell is recognized for extraordinary contributions to health care management and education.
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Four tips for navigating your career

In People, Summer 2021
Advice from The Public Health Millennial

Welcome new department chairs

In People, Summer 2021
Dr. Charles Ellis and Dr. Lee Revere join the college leadership this summer.