Ambassadors Career Series - Meet a College of Public Health Faculty Member
Rob Kollin, MSM, MS, Lecturer in the College of Public Health, discusses his career path and his previous experience working in the health insurance and IT industries.
Ambassadors Career Series – Meet a Data Scientist and College of Public Health Alumna
Lauren Birmingham, PhD, Senior Lead Scientist at the technology and consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton and С»ÆƬÊÓƵ College of Public Health alumna, discusses her work in health care data analytics and opportunities for public health students and graduates with an interest in this field.
Ambassadors Career Series - Meet a Local Health Commissioner
Becky Lehman, MPH, MPA, CHES, Health Commissioner at the Portage County Health District, discusses her career path and opportunities for public health students and graduates in local public health practice.
Ambassadors Career Series - Meet an Environmental Health Professional
Mary Helen Smith, MPH, CPH, RS, REHS, retired Environmental Health Director at the Portage County Health District, discusses her career path and opportunities for public health students and graduates with an interest in the environment and environmental health.
Ambassadors Career Series - Meet a Public Health Professional in the Food Service Industry
Cedric McMickle, Senior Manager, Total Quality, with Darden, a nationwide food service corporation with ownership of multiple restaurant chains, and a College of Public Health graduate student, discusses his career path through public health and private industry.
Ambassadors Career Series - Meet a Health Policy Analyst and Advocate
Join the Public Health Ambassadors for a conversation with Robert Hakes, MPH, С»ÆƬÊÓƵ College of Public Health alumnus and Director of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs at Cleveland’s MetroHealth System about his career path and opportunities for public health graduates in health policy development.
Poverty Simulation - Interprofessional Practice (IPE) Learning Opportunity
С»ÆƬÊÓƵ MPH students have the opportunity to satisfy their through attendance at an in-person Poverty Simulation exercise sponsored by the С»ÆƬÊÓƵ College of Nursing. In this simulation, public heal