The University of South Florida College of Public Health’s Tau Chapter of Delta Omega was established in 1987 and has over 400 members.
The Delta Omega Honorary Society was founded in 1924 at the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health to promote excellence and recognize accomplishments in public health. There are over 100 chapters worldwide with 20,000 individual members throughout the US and abroad.
A National Executive Committee administers Delta Omega while each chapter conducts the principal Delta Omega activities. For information about Delta Omega, please visit https://deltaomega.org/.
The chapters elect new members each year from three categories:
Elections are based on outstanding performance in: scholarship and leadership in students, teaching and research in faculty members, and community service in alumni. Membership in Delta Omega reflects the dedication of an individual to quality in the field of public health and to protection and advancement of the health of all people. Inductions take place each year during National Public Health Week. Nominations to Delta Omega are faculty-driven.
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Aranzabal
Rachel
Boone
Yuchan
Cao
Gillian
Cline
Erin Mae
Dimanlig
Jessica
Follmer
Camryn
Henry
Recquel
James
Cayla
Karran
Arooj
Khan
Daniella
Montero
Alexia
Renaud
Chiara
Simeoni
Veronica
Soler-Torres
Daniel
Sun
Brooke Walter
Ging Nua Yu
Lakese
Brown
Acadia Buro
Keith
Chartier
Stacia
Clowes
Erik
Cohen
Jeremiah
Corrigan
Kristina
Hamp
Stephanie
Hogue
Joshua
Ingle
Mitchell
Jaskela
Di
Kang
Lauren
Kiskunes
Marica
Kneusel
Patty
Lewandowski
William
Lucas
Joanna
Mackie
Kayla
Nembhard
Zoefrancis
Pointer
Diana
Prieto
Silvia Sommariva
Rafaella Stein Elger
Abu-Sayeef Mirza
Elizabeth Dunn
Ismael Hoare