Academic-practice partnerships bridge the gap between classrooms and real-world application, ensuring that public health professionals are prepared to meet the complex, evolving needs of communities.
Applicants to the public health profession are expected and required to take full responsibility for their application throughout the admissions process. Please review these responsibilities outlined ...
As we close the chapter on 2025 and prepare to welcome 2026, we extend our deepest gratitude to the academic public health ...
Now Accepting Applications: ASPPH Regional Faculty Lead for Climate and Health Community of Practice
ASPPH invites applications for a Regional Faculty Lead to support the next phase of our Climate and Health Community of ...
ASPPH is pleased to announce the results of our Board of Directors elections for positions commencing in March 2026. They ...
ASPPH is building the future of academic public health by bridging the continuum from education to practice to prepare the public health workforce and support the development of lifelong learners.
We are thrilled to announce that the Arizona State University MPH Program and UT Southwestern Peter O’Donnell Jr. School of ...
Public health workforce research provides critical insights into the size, composition, skills, needs, and challenges facing the public health workforce. It enables policymakers, educators, and public ...
Applied learning and training bridges the gap between academic knowledge and real-world practice, ensuring that professionals are not only well-educated but also practically skilled and ready to ...
A strong governmental public health workforce is essential to keeping communities healthy. Having clear data on what public health professionals do each day allows leaders to design training, hiring ...
The Academic Public Health Leadership Institute (APHLI) is a year-long leadership development program designed to enhance the success of public health leaders. Through a blended format that includes ...
ASPPH is leading national advocacy to ensure that public health degrees remain recognized and supported as professional degrees under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). The Department of ...
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