July 30, 2015: Congratulations to MPH student, Ann Cuccia, for being published in COPD.net! Ann is a full-time faculty member in the Respiratory Care Program. Her article discusses how the pursed-lip breathing technique can help those experiencing symptoms of COPD. Visit the article here.
May 14, 2015: Congratulations to core faculty member Dr. Sean Clouston, he is the principal investigator in a project which has been funded by the NIH/NIA R01. This work is proposed from May 2015 through Jan 2020. The project is entitled "A life course approach to integrating trauma and cognitive age: A cohort of 9/11 responders."
April 23, 2015: HUGE congratulations to our MPH student Masra Shameem and faculty member Dr. Sean Clouston, they won best poster in the public health category at the 2015 Women's Health Conference. The poster's title is The Association between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Cognitive Impairment Later in Life. Visit conference page here.
April 16, 2015: Congratulations to MPH student Dr. Sarah Rose Pestieau, who has been selected as this year's winner of the Michael A. Maffetone award in recognition of her volunteer efforts with Doctors Without Borders.
February 25, 2015: PPH faculty member Dr. Lauren Hale was featured in Minnesota Public Radio. Click here to access the article and listen to the complete segment.
March 10, 2015: MPH Students published in Newsday! Congratulations to Chelsea Toller, Alyse Marotta, and Catherine Assaro on their recent Letter to the Editor published in Newsday. Writing letters to the editor was part of an assignment for JRN 501: Distilling a Message, and their letter was written in response to a Newsday article that interviewed anti-vaccine mothers about their decisions not to vaccinate their children. Their letter can be found here.
March 10, 2015: Congratulations to MPH Students Masra Shameem and Anthony Romano, as well as MPH Alum Robbye Kinkade, for their award winning poster at this year’s Stony Brook Partners in Quality & Patient Safety Day Program. There poster is titled “Cultural Competency and Community Resources: DSRIP and the Goal of Improving Healthcare Quality in Suffolk County”.
March 2015: Public Health faculty member, Dr. Carrie Shandra was just featured on The Public Health Minute, which airs nationally on NPR stations. It highlights Dr. Shandra's funded work on disability and productivity. Click here to listen to the segment.
