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The Department of Community and Family Health seeks to improve the health status of the family through an interdisciplinary approach of providing preventive, curative and rehabilitative health care services within the community.

The Department's mission includes education, research and service to enhance the health promotion and disease and disability prevention status of individuals, families and communities. Its programs assist individuals in developing leadership in the health disciplines that meets the needs of a diverse population. The Department emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration so that public health responsibilities can be carried out in the context of diverse settings.

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The annoucements on this page have been provided by the College of Public Health Monday Newsletter.

May 19, 2008

 

Dr. Marie J. Coreil presented with award. The Dean gave an overview of the accomplishments of the College of the last academic year. She also presented Dr. Jeannine Coreil with a plaque in appreciation of her many years of service as Chair of the Department of Community and Family Health. The event was a good time for everyone to catch up on what’s been going on over the past year.

 

Dr. Suzanne Perry-Casler (Retired) and Colleagues Publish Article. Drs. Suzanne Perry-Casler, Kay Perrin, Karen Liller and Ms. Sandhya Srinivasan recently had an article published. The article was published in the International Electronic Journal of Health Education. You can view the article “A Strategic Administrative and Technological Support Model for an Innovative Undergraduate Public Health Minor” at: http://www.aahperd.org/iejhe/2008/Supplemental/08_sup_S_Perry-Casler.pdf.

 

Ms. Teri Malo, MPH selected to represent COPH. We would like to congratulate Ms. Teri Malo, MPH doctoral student in the Department of Community & Family Health, who was selected by the national Delta Omega office to represent our COPH at the annual Delta Omega poster session at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, for her poster 'Using Structural Equation Modeling to Test the Theory of Reasoned Action: Predicting Sexual Behavior. ' Teri will be able to participate in the Monday morning poster session with eighteen other student presenters from other schools of public health and will also receive a cash prize of $250 during the Delta Omega social hour Monday evening, October 27, 2008.

 

 

International Scholar Laureate LaShanta Rice at Cotland's Baby Sanctuary, an orphanage in Johnnesburg, South Africa.