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NYU Public Health Newsletter
New York University
Public Health Newsletter
Note from the Editors:
Through this newsletter we wish to disseminate student and faculty news, as well as to highlight the hard work and accomplishments of those in the NYU Steinhardt Public Health Department.
The articles published in this newsletter are written by students in the Steinhardt Masters in Public Health degree program--which consists of three tracks: Public Health Nutrition, Community Public Health, and International Public Health.
The works posted in this newsletter are expressly the opinions and original thought of the authors, unless otherwise noted by citations.
Thank you very much for taking an interest in our newsletter. Please enjoy & feel free to comment on posts!
Public Health Newsletter
Note from the Editors:
Through this newsletter we wish to disseminate student and faculty news, as well as to highlight the hard work and accomplishments of those in the NYU Steinhardt Public Health Department.
The articles published in this newsletter are written by students in the Steinhardt Masters in Public Health degree program--which consists of three tracks: Public Health Nutrition, Community Public Health, and International Public Health.
The works posted in this newsletter are expressly the opinions and original thought of the authors, unless otherwise noted by citations.
Thank you very much for taking an interest in our newsletter. Please enjoy & feel free to comment on posts!
The mission of the NYU Community Public Health program is to improve the health of diverse population groups at the local, national and international levels. This mission is consistent with New York University’s role as a center for global education. The program prepares students to be effective public health leaders and service providers through its commitment to excellence in education, research, and community service. It promotes public health practice and professional values through graduate-level field work with community. agencies, collaboration with outside agencies, and the provision of direct service to the community.