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First Flint Spartan Scholar Looks Back
In 2021, Katlin Harwood-Schelb, MPH ’24, decided to take a chance. After hearing about a brand-new scholarship opportunity from MSU’s Master of Public...
Shining a Light on Sexual Health
Recent Master of Public Health (MPH) graduate Harsna Chahal, ‘24, has been a Spartan for as long as she can remember. The Michigan native has fond mem...
From Public Health to Peace Corps
Immersive experiences in the field cannot be taught in a classroom. The key to becoming a successful global health professional is stepping out of you...
MSU Alumnae Team Up to Open Accredited Milk Bank
Babies, parents, and caregivers in Central and Southeast Michigan now have better access to donor breast milk thanks to Michigan State University alum...
Graduate Voice: What The Spartan Statue Means to my MSU Journey
"So, this is what it feels like," were the words I remember uttering as I looked at The Spartan statue. It marked the first instance I truly sensed th...
A Healthy Perspective on Criminal Justice
Crime. Trauma. Drugs. Intimate partner violence. Sex trafficking. Child abuse and neglect.
That may sound like a lineup of topics from episodes of La...
Being Comfortable in the Uncomfortable
The best way to create a fulfilling career is to move forward. From pre-med to public health to nursing school, Holly Campbell may think that she “did...
Modernizing Michigan’s Disease Surveillance System
Spring 2022 brought two milestones for Master of Public Health (MPH) graduate Catherine Washington: a new degree and a new full-time position. “I went...
Making Meaningful Public Health Connections
At the start of 2020, Lindsey Rose was paired with MSU researcher Todd Lucas, PhD, C.S. Mott Endowed Professor of Public Health, for her MSU Master of...
A Shout Out to Student Health
What do students need to maintain a healthy lifestyle while in college? That’s what Spartan in Public Health alumnus John Matkovic’s research focuses ...
Frozen in Grief: From Pain to Purpose
You’re six months pregnant, and you get the news that the father of your unborn child has been shot and killed while visiting his family in a town two...
Diminishing COVID-19 Racial Disparities for Tribal Communities
Armed with her MSU master’s degree in public health and more than 25 years of experience, Noel Pingatore, Spartan in Public Health, joined the fight a...
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