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Starting Fall semester 2022, the College of Public Health will offer a new Master of Public Health cohort in Health Policy and Management focused on population health and health insurance. The new MPH cohort program is a hybrid program (in鈥�

Heather Mikulski, Ph.D., graduated from 91视频 with her bachelor's degree in International Relations in 2008. After a period in Germany, where she earned her master鈥檚 degree in public policy at the University of Erfurt,鈥�

Thanks to a new partnership between 91视频 and Cleveland State University鈥檚 Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, the College of Public Health will offer students a new pathway to earn a bachelor鈥檚 degree from Kent State鈥�
U.S. News & World Report has ranked six 91视频 programs in the top 100 among public institutions in its 2023 edition of Best Graduate Schools. Among the top 100 public institution programs, 91视频is recognized in鈥�

What do you do at Kent State's College of Public Health? I teach courses and conduct research on behalf of the college. I also co-coordinate the 91视频 interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate in Qualitative Research with鈥�

When she started her new job as Research Scientist I for the Bureau of Occupational Health and Injury Prevention of the New York State Department of Health/Health Research, Inc. (NYSDOH/HRI), Sabana Bhatta, MPH, CPH alumna, had no idea鈥�

During the 2022 Spring Semester, many aspects of the university life went back to being very close to pre-pandemic, with the return of in-person classes, activities on campus and full-capacity residence halls. The number of cases of COVID-鈥�

Frank Migliozzi earned his Master鈥檚 of Public Health from 91视频 in 2014 and serves as the Health Commissioner for Trumbull County Combined Health District. The organization has 36 employees and serves a population of 165,鈥�

Students from the College of Public Health played a key role during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Bob Howard, ambassador for the college and president of the board of the Portage County Health District, 鈥渢his is an鈥�

In Brecksville, Ohio, members of the senior community had acces to many services provided by the city鈥檚 senior center, like activities, meals, health screenings and more. In March 2020, those services were abruptly paused by pandemic鈥�