Ph.D. in Health, Promotion, Education, and Behavior candidate Jennifer Mandelbaum was among only three awardees that the Alliance for a Healthier South Carolina recognized at the organization's third Annual Live Healthy SC Meeting.
When Melinda Merrell, a research assistant professor with the Rural and Minority Health Research Center, was invited to help lead a study on the structural factors associated with poverty in South Carolina, she gladly accepted.
Tina Leonard, a Court Liaison for the UofSC School of Law Children's Law Center, pursues Online MPH in HPEB - Professional Program degree to complement her background in social work and more than a decade of professional experience helping others.
After years of contributing to the Journal of Women & Aging as associate editor, editorial board member, guest editor and manuscript reviewer, HPEB professor/chair Daniela Friedman has been selected to lead the journal as editor.
Keator, a Ph.D. in COMD student, is one of just a dozen or so individuals from across the country to receive a $10,000 New Century Scholars Doctoral Scholarship from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation.
The collaboration will explore the feasibility of using CENR's patented nanotechnology approach to remove Karenia brevis cells and brevetoxin (also known as Red Tide) from estuarine and marine waters.
Only one semester into program, Haley Kirby was notified that she had been selected as one of just two recipients nationwide to receive the Tim Campbell Scholarship from the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education.
The Arnold School of Public Health is seeking nominations to recognize outstanding faculty with one of three 2021 awards in the areas of teaching, research, and service. Recipients will be honored at the 2021 Hooding Ceremony.
Research led by HPEB associate professor Brie Turner-McGrievy has revealed that popular diets are not necessarily the most healthy. Her team compared 40 diets rated by physicians and nutritionists for U.S. News & World Report.
Graduate students from across the Arnold School have earned 2020-2021 SPARC Graduate Research Grants from the UofSC Office of the Vice President for Research to fund individual scholarship initiatives.
The South Carolina Primary Health Care Association recognized the Arnold School's Center for Community Health Alignment (CCHA) with its Community Health Care Leadership Award during their virtual State Policy & Issue Forum in January.
Everyday, Andrenette Hudley puts years of executive leadership experience to work - managing, monitoring and maintaining the accounting of the COMD budgets and serving as the business/human resources contact and purchasing card/supplier liaison.