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Community Engagement

OSU Extension vaccination outreach creates comfortable environments

Mario Magana answers a question at the COVID-19 vaccine information event.

The event created an environment specifically designed for comfort around potentially confusing and uncomfortable questions about COVID vaccination

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Features HDFS Students

HDFS student shares the importance of mental health and finding community

Jeanette Chen

In discovering her major, human development and family sciences student Jeanette Chen discovered herself.

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Features Research Students

Study abroad during a global pandemic? It only seems impossible until you do it.

CPHHS students pose with Botswana youth during the 2019 study abroad trip.
CPHHS students pose with Botswana youth during Courtney's 2019 study abroad trip. This was the last trip the college participated in prior to the pandemic.

Global health grad students in the CPHHS participated in virtual study abroad experience due to the pandemic’s limitations on travel.

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Community Engagement Features Public Health Research Students

Center for Health Innovation connects students with the community for hands-on learning and outreach

Surge bench students Sarra Hawash, Marisol De La Torre, Shahad Almahdi and Tia McPharlin take time out with Sandi Phibbs at a max vaccination event.
Surge bench students Sarra Hawash, Marisol De La Torre, Shahad Almahdi and Tia McPharlin take time out with Sandi Phibbs at a max vaccination event.

Since August 2020, a talented team of students in OSU’s Center for Health Innovation have provided “surge” support to local public health departments in response to COVID-19.

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Alumni Features Public Health

Same science, more people: Public health degrees give students an edge when pursuing medical school

Male stands outside building and has an illustration of a stethoscope around his neck

Biology isn’t the only major for future doctors. CPHHS alumni share how their degrees in public health helped them stand out when applying to medical school.

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Community Engagement News Public Health Research

Medical mistrust, misinformation factor into Latino vaccine hesitancy

Female wearing a whale face mask has band aid on right arm where a covid vaccine was received

Lack of trusted medical sources, traumatic past experiences with medical care and widespread misinformation have contributed to COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among Latino communities.