August 25th, 2020
What Star Trek can teach us about science and health ethics
Star Trek may be known best as an enduring pop culture touchstone, but the science fiction show has also become a vehicle for teaching science, […]
Star Trek may be known best as an enduring pop culture touchstone, but the science fiction show has also become a vehicle for teaching science, […]
“Schools want diversity in their population,” Carey says. “They like seeing students who aren’t all coming from chemistry, biology and biochemistry. Yes, you need science, […]
Rylie Tiffin first became interested in healthcare management during her junior year in high school, after a research project on employee engagement in hospitals led […]
John Paul (JP) Bigouette is not only one of Oregon State’s newest graduates, he’s also an epidemiologist who has landed his dream job.
Fresh from earning his PhD from the CPHHS, he’ll start a highly competitive two-year applied epidemiology […]
Starting a new job during a pandemic would challenge the most seasoned professional. But Tonya Johnson is thriving – and most importantly, so are her students. Every […]
CPHHS alumna Aslan Noakes, RN, MPH, is no stranger to making plans on the fly.
Hands-on experiences such as internships are key to students’ learning. But what happens when much of the work force is working from home?
