Cordy Plymale shares why climate change and human health are deeply connected
As climate change shapes our future, undergraduate student Cordy Plymale studies how the most vulnerable populations should be centered in research and policy.
University Initiatives
Multi-substance use, including e-cigarettes, associated with poor mental health in college students
As e-cigarettes remain popular amongst young adults, understanding use of e-cigarettes and other substances and mental health concerns are important for interventions.
Improving maternal mental health is key to addressing U.S. maternal mortality
MPH students worked with community partners on supporting mental health through their practicum projects.
How public health can make a difference in the way we feel at work
Marissa Baker on showing respect for workers and collaborating with communities through the research-to-practice process
Seeking sustainability and environmental justice
New DEOHS faculty member Joan Casey uses big data to analyze population-scale health problems and solutions
Lesley Steinman partners across communities to support the mental health of aging adults
2023 Omenn awardee Lesley Steinman supports the mental health of aging adults through 20 years of service to the UW’s Health Promotion Research Center as a research scientist and graduate student.
Carole Green on hope and urgency for our climate and for our health
2023 Omenn awardee Carole Green works with international partners to study how prepared cities and countries are to adapt to climate change’s impact on our health.
Tina Mensa-Kwao on partnering with youth to improve their mental health care
In this Q&A, graduate student Tina Mensa-Kwao shares why she’s passionate about global health, her research efforts and its potential impact, her future goals as a professional, and advice for new students.
How alumna Yolanda Evans improves adolescent health by pausing and listening to youths’ needs
Spotlight on Dr. Yolanda Evans (MPH, ’11), selection committee chair for the SPH Alumni Impact Award.
Mental Health Matters
Together, we can heal from the trauma of COVID-19