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Alumni Features Public Health

From here to there: A Q&A with Community Health Coordinator Marissa Lovell, MPH ’21

Marissa Lovell

Health promotion and health behavior alumna Marissa Lovell, MPH ’21, joined the college to discuss life after college, her current role and more.

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Community Engagement Faculty and Staff Features News

Best of the best: Family and Community Health faculty earn national recognition

Man pumps fists into air in celebration, mountain range in view

Out of 632 awards applications from 38 states, the team took home three national first-place awards and several top recognitions from the National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences

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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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Faculty and Staff Features Public Health

Getting to know Sandi Phibbs

Sandi Phibbs

Meet CPHHS’ Sandi Phibbs, who teaches online MPH students and supports OCHI as a manager of innovation, evaluation and research.

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Faculty and Staff Features Public Health

Health equity and diversity champion recognized by state/national public health association and OSU

Associate professor and public health rising star Jonathan Garcia brought home three awards in 2021 for his leadership and work advancing health equity and inclusiveness in public health research, teaching and practice.

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Public Health Research

Interval breast cancer: A conversation with Professor Veronica Irvin

Veronica Irvin looks toward the left while standing outside an emergency drive up for a hospital

A behavioral epidemiologist, Veronica wants women to learn from women with interval breast cancer about the symptoms and any barriers to seeing a doctor or getting appropriate care.