Issue 9- Fall 2022
As we say goodbye to 2022 and hello to 2023, there are so many celebrations and accomplishments the MPH would like to highlight in this issue. We will take a look at some of achievements the Master of Public Health came across during the Fall of 2022. Students were able to engage in activities with community partners as well as partake in several community outreach events. This bulletin reflects a few stories of collaboration, alumni success, program updates, outstanding faculty and helpful resources for UTC students and graduates. We would like to take a moment to thank all of our wonderful community partners, faculty, staff, alumni and students for all of the tremendous and hard-work dedicated to the MPH Program. We hope everyone had a wonderful and safe holiday season and a Happy New Year!
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MPH and Community Partner Activity
Throughout the year, students work alongside community partners around Chattanooga and surrounding areas. These projects can last anywhere from a semester to a full year. One project that we want…
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UTC Multicultural Center
The Office of Multicultural Affairs is committed to enhancing the academic, social, personal and professional development of all students through programming, support and activities. They also offer a vibrant student-focused…
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MPH Alumni Spotlight: Kim Osment
Kim Osment graduated with her MPH in May of 2022 and has since moved to Chicago. She currently works at Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center (ChicagoCAC) as their Communications and Marketing…
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MPH at Cleveland RAM Clinic
This semester, MPH students and faculty participated in the Cleveland, TN Remote Area Medical (RAM) Clinic at St. Therese Catholic Church. RAM Clinic provides medical, dental and vision services at…
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MPH Program & Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation (TDEC)
This semester, MPH Professor Dr. Dawn Ford received a grant with TDEC to raise awareness of preventing childhood lead exposure. Dr. Ford and many MPH Students were able to work…
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PHSA Update: Bake Better Bake Sale
This semester, the Public Health Student Association (PHSA) held a Bake Better Bake Sale where all baked good items had healthier alternative ingredients for students and faculty to try. Every…
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Faculty Spotlight: Professor Emily Maddux
My name is Emily Maddux. I am a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, and a Certified Health Coach (CHC). I have been an RDN for 15 years and a CHC for 7…
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