EDUCATION
Where Will a Dartmouth MPH Take the Newest 99 Students in Achieving their Healthcare Career Goals?
The new classes in The Dartmouth Institute's on-campus and online/hybrid Master of Public Health programs have come here to learn how to address healthcare disparities, influence and shape health policy, improve health outcomes, and create accessible, sustainable healthcare systems. Meet six of our students on their journey to influence the change that is needed across the U.S., and around the world.
EDUCATION
Student Spotlight: Anita Agoh, MPH'20
"My future goal is pursuing a PhD in public health and expanding the non-profit organization I started in Nigeria called iCare, which is focused on promoting maternal and young adolescent health."
EDUCATION
Student Spotlight: Qiyang Li, MPH'20
"I feel that it is my duty to continue helping people get enough healthy sleep and help other healthcare providers stay up to date with the latest information available."
EDUCATION
Student Spotlight: Tay Naeem, MPH'20
“I hope to leave the Dartmouth MPH program more energized than ever to think critically about our greatest healthcare and public health challenges.”
EDUCATION
MPH Student Spotlight: Angela Ramponi, Legislative Aide in Healthcare Policy
"The Dartmouth MPH online/on-campus hybrid program will allow me to apply the principles learned in my education on a daily basis, while also bringing perspective to the classroom about the decisions policy makers are making in real time.”
EDUCATION
MPH Student Spotlight: Cecilia Wu, Physical Therapist
"I am very interested in investigating barriers to care for minority older adults, especially those with disabilities and/or at risk for falls, living in the Boston and Greater Boston area. Specifically, I want to research how physical therapy interventions may improve their quality of life at a lower cost."
EDUCATION
MPH Student Spotlight: C.J. Blomquist, Business/Health Administration
"I hope to bring a new level of individualization to healthcare. We have incredible technologies that can provide customized, specific products to us based on our interests. Why not take that technology and apply it to healthcare?"
RESEARCH
Once Scarce, Neonatal Intensive Care Proliferates
Once in short supply, neonatal intensive care units (NICU) are indispensable life savers for critically ill newborns, typically born premature with very low birth weight. But a new Dartmouth report finds that, following a robust national expansion of NICUs over the last two decades, nearly half of all newborns admitted to U.S. NICUs are of normal birth weight.
EDUCATION
Laying the Groundwork for Addressing Food Insecurity Among School Children in Vermont and New Hampshire
For his MPH internship, Bryan Gustafson MPH '19 worked with the Public Health Council of the Upper Valley to develop a plan for improving access to affordable food options for children in school.
EDUCATION
Helping to Launch a Global Initiative to Improve Health Outcomes for Women, Children, and Adolescents in Humanitarian and Health Fragile Settings
For her MPH internship, Jennifer Milbank MPH '19 worked with the International Center for Migration, Health, and Development to to advocate for the health needs of millions of women and children displaced by humanitarian crises.
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