When CPHHS alum Seth Wolpin begins his journey through the mountaintops of South Asia, he’s not just stepping into a trip of a lifetime – he’s putting one foot forward toward a movement to improve public health for children in Nepal.
Led by one of its strongest colleges – the CPHHS – and fueled by a century-old tradition of extending science-based solutions into places where the public can use them, OSU is dramatically stepping up its efforts to help solve the health care crisis by helping people stay healthy.
The College of Public Health and Human Sciences at Oregon State graduated its first class of students from its new college of public health. And its first graduate was none other than First Lady Michelle Obama.
“Every day I am grateful for my home economics degree,I find myself using what I learned to this day.” Mary O recently showed her appreciation by establishing a bequest for junior faculty teaching in childhood development.
Oregon State alumni are health navigators, helping Lincoln School students and their families get health insurance through Healthy Kids, an expansion of the Oregon Health Plan.
Duncan and Cindy Douglass Campbell ’76 business have dedicated their lives, their work, and their resources to helping vulnerable children.