Student Views
Student Views
Student Q&A: Brenden Smith
After graduating from MSU’s James Madison College with a bachelor’s degree in social relations and policy, Master of Public Health (MPH) student Brend...
Flint Spartan Scholar Q&A: Alexandria Liquia
Michigan State University is excited to congratulate Alexandria Liquia as the 2023 recipient of the Flint Spartan Master of Public Health Scholarship....
Making Connections Online and In-Person
Sometimes it can be challenging to connect with fellow students in an online program. Master of Public Health (MPH) student Liz McCormick and Olivia T...
Student Q&A: Kristy Kontowsky
Master of Public Health student, Kristy Kontowsky, has always felt a sense of belonging at Michigan State University. As she thought about continuing ...
Why Michigan Needs Tutoring to Improve Tobacco Grades
Michigan continues to struggle to protect residents from tobacco products' harmful effects.
As a typical overachiever, receiving any grade lower than...
Student Q&A: Lauryn Allen
As soon as she stepped foot on MSU's campus, Lauryn Allen knew she was meant to be a Spartan. Her passion for helping underserved groups and using res...
A Place in Public Health
After graduating from MSU with her bachelor’s degree in microbiology, Lillian Jensen took some time away from starting her career to serve as a medica...
Student Q&A: Donovan Dennis
Studying public health reinforced Donovan Dennis' decision to apply for medical school in hopes of becoming a physician. Inspired by the work of advoc...
Vorice Patterson Named Second Flint Spartan Scholar
Michigan State University is excited to congratulate Vorice Patterson as the second recipient of the Flint Spartan Master of Public Health Scholarship...
Student Q&A: Viviana Quintino-Zavala
Viviana Quintino-Zavala finds joy in contributing to public health initiatives as a leader within her community in Kent County, Michigan. Her desire t...
The Gun Violence Emergency in America
In the past year, gun violence has become the leading cause of death in children, surpassing motor vehicle accidents. Though school shootings often ga...
Student Q&A: Kendra Shannon
As the COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately impacted Black Americans and shed a light on the importance of public health, Kendra Shannon knew she had ...
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