Researchers at the Arnold School of Public Health and the University of Kansas have completed the first phase of a study examining the health effects of practicing or performing in high environmental temperatures among university marching band musicians.
The CDC has announced recipients of the 2019-2024 funding cycle for the Prevention Research Center network. UofSC was among the 25 academic institutions to receive the grants to conduct applied public health prevention research.
South Carolina native Patrick Magee joined the South Carolina Army National Guard shortly after graduating from high school in Camden where he grew up. In the eight years since then, he's been on one deployment and two activations for state emergencies.
UofSC reaches new milestone with $278.6 M in research funding. Health researchers, including Arnold School faculty Geoff Scott, Suzanne Adlof, Daniela Friedman, Michael Beets and Krystal Werfel helped tip the scales to make it a record year.
Cassie Odahowski is committed to passing on what she's learned in UofSC's Ph.D. in Epidemiology program. The rural health researcher began her new role as an assistant professor of health sciences at the University of Central Florida.
As a junior majoring in public health at UofSC, Marissa Castaldo contacted COMD associate professor Krystal Werfel about an opportunity to volunteer her Written Language Lab. The experience solidified her decision to pursue a career as a speech language pathologist.
The SEC has selected Toni Torres-McGehee, associate professor of exercise science and director of athletic training programs for the athletic training program, to receive one of the conference's two Academic Leadership Development Program Fellowships.
Join the Arnold School of Public Health on September 19 for the Childhood Obesity 2019 Lecture Series focusing on: Combatting Child Obesity from Population to Policy.
Master of public health student pursues career in epidemiology to improve health in an array of areas: African American maternal health, health disparities and social determinants of health, cancer epidemiology, injury and violence epidemiology, and psychiatric epidemiology.
Several months into his role as public health director of Forsyth County in North Carolina, Joshua Swift continues to put his master of public health degree to good use - as he has done for the past 15 years since he graduated from the Arnold School.
Alycia Boutté, a recent graduate of the Ph.D. in HPEB program, has joined the communications team at the National Cancer Institute as a postdoctoral Cancer Research Training Award fellow in the Behavioral Research Program.
UofSC features four projects funded by The Duke Endowment, including three led by Arnold School researchers on community health workers, health literacy, and pharmacy intervention.