Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health

Name: Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health
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We are the voice of academic public health, advocating for improved health for everyone, everywhere.
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The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health is the voice of accredited public health education, representing the CEPH-accredited member schools and programs of public health. ASPPH strengthens the nation’s public health schools and programs and improves global health by:
Fostering quality education and practice-based training for the next generation of public health workers
Promoting

public health as a career option
Monitoring trends relevant to public health education
Facilitating collaborations across schools and programs
Developing partnerships across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors
Advancing public health education that meets 21st-century demands is ASPPH’s core mission. To ensure public health workers have the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes, ASPPH:
Develops competencies and learning outcomes across the educational continuum
Sponsors fellowships and internships that offer “real-world” practice experiences
Promotes the Certified in Public Health (CPH) credential
Leads Framing the Future, an interdisciplinary task force that is reconsidering public health education
As an advocate for the interests of academic public health, ASPPH:
Safeguards and expands the $1.5 billion-plus pool of federal grants and contracts to public health schools and programs for education, research, and practice
Reviews existing and proposed federal laws and regulations and advances policy positions
Strategic partnerships power the ASPPH agenda, with collaborations across public health disciplines and the wider community of health professionals. ASPPH is the successor to the Association of Schools of Public Health, established in 1953. In 2013, membership was expanded to include CEPH-accredited programs of public health.

08/01/2024

🗳 The relationship between voting and health outcomes is multifaceted, highlighting the significant impact that civic engagement can have on public well-being. Voting shapes public health policies that affect critical areas such as healthcare access, reproductive rights, mental health services, climate change, gun violence, and LGBTQ rights.By voting, YOU can support leaders and initiatives that aim to eliminate systemic barriers to health and well-being, driving positive change in public health policies.

Learn more about how your vote impacts public health by visiting ASPPH's Voting is Public Health Guide:https://aspph-webassets.s3.amazonaws.com/Voting+is+Public+Health.pdf
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07/30/2024

New research analyzed changes in state laws about su***de prevention trainings from 2002 to 2022 to evaluate their effectiveness in school-based youth su***de prevention efforts. More here: https://bit.ly/4aMR2h8

07/29/2024

Don't miss your last chance to take the Governmental Public Health Job Task Survey!

Survey open through July 31st: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GPH_JTA_Survey

If you work in governmental public health, please take 10 - 30 minutes to complete our online survey. The survey is an important national effort to gather information about the tasks people in governmental public health perform in order to create relevant tools to improve education, recruitment, and retention across the country. The survey is multiple choice and a breeze to complete!

Your experience matters, and we hope to hear from you. Please take the survey now!

Visit our dedicated page for more details: https://aspph.org/our-work/practice/center-for-public-health-workforce-development/governmental-public-health-job-task-analysis/

This effort is part of the CDC Public Health Infrastructure Grant: https://www.cdc.gov/infrastructure-phig/about/index.html

07/25/2024

Looking for the perfect academic program in public health? The Academic Program Finder is here to help! This comprehensive tool is designed to meet your unique needs and interests, making it easy to explore a variety of programs and find the one that aligns with your goals. All school and program information will be updated in August, but you can still explore the APF now.

Start your journey today at programfinder.aspph.org.

This is Public Health

07/19/2024

Thank you to our wonderful members who joined us at the 2024 ! The Leadership Retreat convenes ASPPH member deans and program directors to engage in discussions and share experiences and perspectives with colleagues to gain insights into key challenges and opportunities facing academic public health. It provides an opportunity for attendees to share promising practices, increase knowledge, explore innovative solutions, and network in a smaller setting with their peers. This year, we especially enjoyed discussing a variety of topics ranging from Framing the Future implementation to conflict resolution.
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07/18/2024

Looking for a rewarding, meaningful career? Public health offers countless ways to make a lasting impact on lives both locally and globally. ASPPH is here to guide you through every step, from exploring educational options to starting your career. Come learn why ASPPH's This is Public Health® (TIPH) is here to help you succeed.

Learn more at the TIPH Student Journey page: aspph.org/student-journey

07/16/2024

Don't forget to join us for the virtual ASPPH This is Public Health (TIPH) Graduate School Fair tomorrow from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM ET!

This is your chance to connect with public health institutions from across the nation and explore graduate education in public health, all from the comfort of your own space. Whether you're aspiring to enter the field or advance your career, this event is perfect for you.The fair is free for all students, so make sure to register and take the first step toward shaping your future in public health.

Register now: https://aspph.org/event/virtual-graduate-school-fair-july-17/

Explore graduate education in public health at the virtual ASPPH This is Public Health(TIPH) Graduate School Fair! Join us on Wednesday, July 17 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM ET to connect with public health institutions from across the nation, all from the comfort of your own space. Whether you’re an aspiring public health professional or looking to advance your career, this is the perfect opportunity to learn more and start shaping your future in this vital field.

Don't miss out on this free event for all students! Register now and take the first step toward making a difference in public health.
https://aspph.org/event/virtual-graduate-school-fair-july-17/

07/15/2024

People working in health departments all over the country are taking the Governmental Public Health Job Task Survey! The survey closes on July 31 - take it today!

The survey is a breeze. It takes between 10 - 30 minutes, and the multiple choice questions ask about the key tasks you perform in your job, as well as how important those tasks are to your work. We need your responses to help us identify the essential functions of the governmental public health workforce and support the creation of tools to improve education, recruitment, and retention across the country.

Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GPH_JTA_Survey

Visit our dedicated page for more details: https://aspph.org/our-work/practice/center-for-public-health-workforce-development/governmental-public-health-job-task-analysis/

This effort is part of the CDC Public Health Infrastructure Grant: https://www.cdc.gov/infrastructure-phig/about/index.html

07/12/2024

The Global Network for Academic Public Health (GNAPH) recently hosted a multi-webinar event to showcase the work completed by the second cohort of the This is Public Health (TIPH) Global Grant Program. Each session featured four grantees presenting on their work.

The recordings for all three sessions of the showcase are now available on the GNAPH site under “Events”: https://globalnetworkpublichealth.org/activities/events/

Or access each session directly at the links below:
1️⃣ Session I: https://globalnetworkpublichealth.org/activities/events/tiph-global-virtual-showcase-session-i/
2️⃣ Session II: https://globalnetworkpublichealth.org/activities/events/tiph-global-virtual-showcase-session-ii/
3️⃣ Session III: https://globalnetworkpublichealth.org/activities/events/tiph-global-virtual-showcase-session-iii/

The 2023 – 2024 period awarded grants to twelve institutions from ten countries, which produced an impressive range of timely projects seeking to enhance the visibility, capacity, and impact of public health around the world through innovative and engaging approaches.

Read the project descriptions here: https://globalnetworkpublichealth.org/activities/tiph-global-grants/tiph-global-grants-cohort-2/

07/11/2024

Join us at the 2024 NACCHO 360 National Conference Booth #234 (July 22-25 in Detroit, MI) to learn more about the upcoming Disease Intervention Specialist (DIS) Certification. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, the DIS certification will provide you with the skills and knowledge to excel in Disease Intervention.

⭐ Discover the benefits of Disease Intervention Certification.
💡Gain insights from our team about the This is Disease Intervention (TiDI) Campaign.
🤝 Network with like-minded professionals.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your career! We'll see you there!

Sign up to learn more: https://forms.monday.com/forms/7edadf82aff2c4e69b8c9c04ac8653ec?r=use1

Explore graduate education in public health at the virtual ASPPH This is Public Health(TIPH) Graduate School Fair! Join ...

07/10/2024

07/09/2024

July is . With the high temperatures many are experiencing right now, staying safe is key. Scroll through these tips from ASPPH Member Harvard Chan School of Public Health’s Director of Education and Policy, Gaurab Basu, so that you can still have some fun under the sun.

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07/09/2024

July is . With the high temperatures many are experiencing right now, staying safe is key. Scroll through these tips from ASPPH Member Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health's Director of Education and Policy, Gaurab Basu, so that you can still have some fun under the sun.

The CDC's HeatRisk tracking tool is another great resource you can use to learn about actions you can take to keep you and your family safe during extreme heat: https://ephtracking.cdc.gov/Applications/HeatRisk/

You can also learn more about new actions to protect workers and communities from extreme weather, as announced by President Biden (The White House): https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2024/07/02/fact-sheet-president-biden-announces-new-actions-to-protect-workers-and-communities-from-extreme-weather/

07/08/2024

A new special issue from CDC’s Office of Health Equity provides accessible, useful information from the front lines of public health to inform health equity practice. More here: https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/phrg/139/1_suppl

07/08/2024

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the 2024 ASPPH Annual Meeting this past March! Your energy and insights made it a memorable event.

Mark your calendars for the 2025 ASPPH Annual Meeting from March 19-21 at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, VA. We look forward to convening with public health leaders, faculty, students, and community members from around the globe to discuss innovative strategies and tools that strengthen public health education, practice, and research.

We look forward to collaborating with you again next year!

https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/
This is Public Health

07/05/2024

In June, ASPPHxCDC Fellow Emma Kate Sellers shared invaluable tips on how to stay safe from mosquito bites and dengue fever. She shared effective prevention strategies, offering insights on protecting yourself and your community from this mosquito-borne illness. From understanding the risks to implementing practical safety measures, her guidance is essential for anyone in dengue-prone areas. Emma is doing amazing work in San Juan, Puerto Rico!

Check out our Fellow Story Highlight on our Instagram to watch her full takeover: https://www.instagram.com/aspphorg/

Access the Mosquito Control at Home resource: https://www.cdc.gov/mosquitoes/mosquito-control/mosquito-control-at-home.html

07/04/2024

Every vote counts, especially when it comes to shaping policies that impact public health education and our communities. Voting is a powerful tool that can influence public health funding, research priorities, and the educational resources available to future health professionals.

At ASPPH, we believe in the power of informed decision-making. By casting your vote, you contribute to a system that prioritizes health equity, supports robust academic programs, and promotes policies that protect and improve community health.

Make your voice heard and support the future of public health. Engage in the democratic process and help shape a healthier world for all.

Check out our webpage to learn more: https://aspph.org/news/external-relations/voting-is-public-health/

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07/03/2024

We are excited to introduce the ASPPH Messaging Guide, a resource intended to enhance the communication efforts of ASPPH members and public health professionals. This guide is designed to effectively convey the critical role and impact of academic public health work.

The ASPPH Messaging Guide provides clear strategies to help you articulate the value of public health, foster community engagement, and advocate for positive change.

Explore this tool and elevate your communication to drive meaningful impact in your community and beyond.https://aspph-webassets.s3.amazonaws.com/ASPPH+Messaging+Guide_Public+Health+Professionals.pdf

07/02/2024

We had an incredible time last week at the 2024 in Boston.

This event brought together representatives from ASPPH-member schools and programs of public health across various domains—Academic Affairs, Data, Diversity & Inclusion, Finance & Administration, Marketing & Communications, Practice, Research, and Student Affairs. The retreat provided a valuable opportunity to share promising practices, enhance knowledge, discuss current challenges, and network with peers in an open and collaborative environment.

One of the many highlights was the Opening Plenary "Navigating Turbulent Waters: Reflecting on Current Academic Challenges and the Impact on the Student Experience" and our ASPPH Advocacy Updated presented by Tim Leshan which we will share more about in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!

Thank you to all who attended and contributed to making this retreat a success!

07/01/2024

Last week, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued a landmark Surgeon General’s Advisory on Firearm Violence, declaring firearm violence in America to be a public health crisis. This advisory is the first publication from the Office of the Surgeon General dedicated to this issue, and it outlines the devastating and far-reaching consequences that firearm violence poses to the health and well-being of the country.

ASPPH supports Dr. Vivek Murthy's advisory and recognizes that gun violence is a public health crisis that continues to devastate individuals, families, and communities. ASPPH made a renewed commitment to work to end gun violence by establishing a Task Force and creating a framework to guide academic public health institutions to inform their actions related to gun violence prevention.

Learn more: https://aspph.org/our-work/initiatives/gun-violence-prevention/

06/28/2024

Day 3 of the 2024 ✅

We had a great last day with sessions ranging from topics such as Aligning Resources to Support Enrollment and Education, Data Governance 101, Navigating an Ever-Changing DEI Landscape, Social Media Management and Academic Public Health, Funding Support for Graduate Students, Crisis Communications, and more.

Thank you to everyone who joined us this week!

06/28/2024

As we continue to celebrate love and equality, we know it's also important to have the right support and resources when needed. That's why we've compiled a comprehensive list of LGBTQ+ friendly resources to help you navigate health, legal issues, community support, and more!

Whether you're seeking guidance or looking to deepen your understanding, this list has something for everyone. Empower yourself and your loved ones with knowledge and support this Pride!

This is Public Health

06/28/2024

We had a blast at day 2 of the 2024 . Today consisted of sessions covering:

💫 ASPPH Advocacy Updates

💫 The New Frontier of Data Benefits at ASPPH

💫 Fostering Communication and Collaboration Between Student Affairs and DEI Professionals

💫 Messaging and Promoting Research on Important Public Health Topics During Challenging Political Times

💫 Framing the Future: Continuing the Work Within our Academic Institutions

💫 Artificial Intelligence (AI): Preparing Students for the Workforce + Teaching & Learning

💫 Networking in the Park: A Walk and Talk Session

💫 Preparing Students to Work in Diverse Public Health Settings

💫 Research Funding Gaps (Incentives)

💫 AI-Powered Data Strategy: Optimizing Educational Processes

💫 Navigating DEI Challenges in State Governance and Empowering Marketing and Communications Experts for Impact

💫 + many more

We are looking forward to the third and final day tomorrow!

06/27/2024

The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) is deeply concerned by cuts and structural changes to public health agencies proposed in the House Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education (Labor-HHS-ED) appropriations bill. The cuts to key public health programs in the FY 2025 bill are unacceptable. This reduced funding would weaken the nation’s public health system on the heels of a pandemic that continues to kill hundreds of Americans daily. The House bill demonstrates a lack of foresight in public health and the tools necessary to ensure a healthier and safer country.

Key Points of Concern:
➡️ The $1.7 billion cut to the CDC: This significant reduction undermines the CDC’s ability to protect public health, safety, and security.

➡️ Elimination of funding for the Center for Forecasting and Analytics (CFA): This hampers the government’s ability to predict and respond to emerging health threats.

➡️ Cuts to CDC programs on firearm injury prevention and climate and health research: These are critical areas that require more, not less, funding.

➡️ Structural changes at the NIH: Consolidating 27 institutes into 15 new centers could dilute focus and impede progress in critical health research.

➡️ Impeding DEIJ initiatives: Blocking policies that promote Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice undermines efforts to create an equitable public health workforce.

ASPPH calls on Congress to restore funding and support a stronger public health infrastructure. We remain committed to advocating for a robust and equitable health system that can effectively respond to future challenges.

Read our full statement: https://aspph.org/news/pressroom/aspph-opposes-public-health-cuts-in-house-fy-2025-spending-bill/
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06/27/2024

On HIV Testing Day, we are proud to share a member spotlight from Rutgers School of Public Health! Rutgers researchers have found that for older adults living with HIV, having a robust social support network is crucial for maintaining mental health and well-being. Supportive relationships and community connections can significantly reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, even in the face of stigma and discrimination. This study underscores the importance of fostering strong social ties to improve health outcomes for older individuals with HIV.

Visit https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/testing/index.html to learn more about the importance of testing. Let's continue to fight the spread of HIV.

This is Public Health | Rutgers School of Public Health

06/26/2024

Do you work in governmental public health? Take the Governmental Public Health Job Task Survey today and tell your colleagues!

Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GPH_JTA_Survey

The survey takes between 10 - 30 minutes and is open until July 31st. It is multiple choice and asks about the key tasks you perform in your job, as well as how important those tasks are to your work. Your confidential insights will help identify the essential functions of the governmental public health workforce and support the creation of tools to improve education, recruitment, and retention across the country. Visit our dedicated page for more details: https://aspph.org/our-work/practice/center-for-public-health-workforce-development/governmental-public-health-job-task-analysis/

Special thanks to our friends at the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services for providing this great photo and promoting the survey to their workforce! This effort is part of the CDC Public Health Infrastructure Grant: https://www.cdc.gov/infrastructure-phig/about/index.html

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06/26/2024

We had an incredible workshop today during Day 1 of the 2024 titled "Messaging and Communicating Academic Public Health and Confronting Mis- and Disinformation". The workshop brought together ASPPH member academic public health professionals to enhance their communication skills and address the challenges posed by misinformation in our field. Highlights included:

💫 “Speed Dating”: Where participants shared their motivations and experiences in academic public health, sparking memorable discussions
💫 Science Communications: Explored what it is and why it’s important in the fight against misinformation
💫 Messaging & Media Best Practices: Learned tips for crafting messages and best practices for engaging with the media
💫 Misinformation Scenarios: Tackled real-world scenarios and developed strategies to respond to misinformation effectively
💫 New ASPPH Messaging: Introduced and practiced with the new ASPPH Messaging Guide, a comprehensive resource designed to help ASPPH members and those in public health effectively communicate the impact and importance of their work. The guide provides powerful messaging tools, compelling examples, and evidence-based strategies to address public health challenges and priorities. Check out the guide here:https://aspph-webassets.s3.amazonaws.com/ASPPH+Messaging+Guide_Public+Health+Professionals.pdf

Special thanks to Elizabeth Wenk of Burness who moderated, and guest speaker Lauren Baggett from the UGA College of Public Health for their invaluable insights and guidance. Together, we are better equipped to communicate the importance of academic public health and combat misinformation.

06/24/2024

Join us at the 2024 NAAHP National Conference Booth #116 (June 27-29 in Cincinnati, OH) to learn more about the upcoming Disease Intervention Specialist (DIS) Certification. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, the DIS certification will provide you with the skills and knowledge to excel in Disease Intervention.

⭐ Discover the benefits of Disease Intervention Certification.
💡Gain insights from our team about the This is Disease Intervention (TiDI) Campaign.
🤝 Network with like-minded professionals.Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your career!

See you there! Sign up to learn more: https://forms.monday.com/forms/7edadf82aff2c4e69b8c9c04ac8653ec?r=use1

06/24/2024

A new commentary asks schools and programs of public health to integrate comprehensive legal education into curricula to prepare graduates for legal tasks related to public health work. More here: https://bit.ly/4e5AvYl

06/21/2024

📣WHAT IS DISEASE INTERVENTION? 📣
promotes the role and importance of the disease intervention workforce. Disease intervention includes public health investigation, case management, community engagement, and outbreak response.

Follow us and visit the link below to learn more about This is Disease Intervention and the disease intervention specialist (DIS) certification launching in 2025!

https://aspph.org/our-work/practice/center-for-public-health-workforce-development/this-is-disease-intervention/

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Looking for a rewarding, meaningful career? Public health offers countless ways to make a lasting impact on lives both locally and globally. ASPPH is here to guide you through every step, from exploring educational options to starting your career. Come learn why ASPPH's This is Public Health® (TIPH) is here to help you succeed. Learn more at the TIPH Student Journey page: aspph.org/student-journey

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the 2024 ASPPH Annual Meeting this past March! Your energy and insights made it a memorable event. Mark your calendars for the 2025 ASPPH Annual Meeting from March 19-21 at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, VA. We look forward to convening with public health leaders, faculty, students, and community members from around the globe to discuss innovative strategies and tools that strengthen public health education, practice, and research. We look forward to collaborating with you again next year! https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/ This is Public Health

In June, ASPPHxCDC Fellow Emma Kate Sellers shared invaluable tips on how to stay safe from mosquito bites and dengue fever. She shared effective prevention strategies, offering insights on protecting yourself and your community from this mosquito-borne illness. From understanding the risks to implementing practical safety measures, her guidance is essential for anyone in dengue-prone areas. Emma is doing amazing work in San Juan, Puerto Rico! Check out our Fellow Story Highlight on our Instagram to watch her full takeover: https://www.instagram.com/aspphorg/ Access the Mosquito Control at Home resource: https://www.cdc.gov/mosquitoes/mosquito-control/mosquito-control-at-home.html

It's been 1 year since we first launched ASPPH's #CelebrateDiversity campaign 🌍 From inspiring stories to powerful insights, we are so proud to showcase some of the best moments from this journey! ASPPH believes that prioritizing diversity will drive new methods of analysis, inspire new approaches to inquiry, and advance creative solutions. Here's to continuing our commitment to diversity and building an inclusive future together. Check out all of the incredible stories we've collected so far from members of the ASPPH community on our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJYKKZ5n9bs&list=PL2pUCftOmYmPCdvS3DYZ1zQ-rw6R8H_7c

In the spirit of Earth Day last week, Meera Joshi, a recent MPH graduate from the University of Michigan School of Public Health University of Michigan's School of Public Health and current ASPPH/U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Fellow, took over our Instagram & Facebook stories for our #ASPPHFellowTakeover series. During her takeover, she talked about her experiences and why she chose this fellowship, along with a series of informational videos on various environmental health topics including an Introduction to Environmental Health, The Built Environment, Environmental Laws and Enforcement, Equity and Environmental Justice, Air Quality, Water Quality, Land Pollution, and Climate Change. Meera is passionate about promoting environmental justice and health equity, and joined this fellowship to expand her knowledge and experience in the environmental health field at the federal level. During her fellowship, Meera has worked on projects that support the integration of evidence-building and evaluation practices into EPA programs, particularly in programs that work with historically overburdened and underserved communities. This opportunity has helped her understand how policies and decisions made at the highest level of EPA affect regional offices, programs, and communities across the country. To watch all of Meera's takeover videos, click through our Fellow Takeover story highlight on our Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/aspphorg/

We were delighted to have Burnley Truax, a recent MPH graduate from the University of Michigan's School of Public Health, take over our Instagram & Facebook stories last week. Burnley joined the ASPPH/EPA fellowship to delve into how environmental health policies are developed and implemented at the federal level, particularly those aimed at protecting our most sensitive and vulnerable populations. During her fellowship, Burnley has worked on critical projects focused on human health risk assessment, exploring the intricate ways our environment influences health. This opportunity has provided profound insights into the scope of "environment" and its health implications. For those interested in learning more about Environmental Justice and ongoing initiatives, we encourage you to explore this link for more details on EPA's efforts and the history of EJ: https://www.epa.gov/environmentaljustice University of Michigan School of Public Health U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Schools and programs of public health play a critical role in leading global efforts to mitigate and adapt to the escalating climate crisis. ASPPH and our members are committed to protecting populations’ health by reducing the causes of climate change and adapting to its impacts. Our Climate Change and Health Framework shares key strategies that academia should prioritize in an effort to lead the way. Read more about our approach and action towards climate change: https://aspph.org/our-work/initiatives/climate-change-health/ What are some ways you're using your public health education to address this urgent issue? Let us know in the comments. #NPHW American Public Health Association

We began an educational transformation journey with the release of the ASPPH’s Framing the Future 2030 reports at the #ASPPHAnnualMeeting. The reports from the three expert panels - Inclusive Excellence through an Anti-racism Lens, Transformative Approaches to Teaching and Learning, and Fostering Community Partnerships for a Healthier World - provided comprehensive recommendations, strategies, and guiding questions. Participants shared successes from their institutions and explored new directions for enhancing teaching and learning in public health. Discover these transformative insights by visiting our website - https://aspph.org/our-work/initiatives/framing-the-future/. Let's shape the future of public health education together!

We would like to share a heartfelt thank you to all the sponsors and exhibitors who will be a part of the #ASPPHAnnualMeeting this week! Your invaluable contributions play a crucial role in the success of this year's event. We are grateful for your partnership and commitment to the public health community, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration to shape the future of public health! Sponsors: Amazon Web Services, Public Health and Health Professions - University at Buffalo, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, National Hispanic Health Foundation, National Network of Public Health Institues, Partners for Advancing Health Equity, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine Exhibitors: 12twenty, APHA Public Health Education and Health Promotion Section, Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL), CEPH, Florida A&M University, College of Pharmacy, George Mason University, Jones & Bartlett Learning, SOPHAS(The Centralized Application Service for Public Health, NBPHE, This is Public Health, Springer Publishing

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Join the forefront of public health innovation at the #ASPPHAnnualMeeting! With over 4 workshops, 3 plenary sessions, and 56 concurrent sessions led by more than 150 experts, this is where knowledge meets impact. Everyone comes to the #ASPPHAnnualMeeting for different reasons, but Julie St. John hits the nail on the head! It’s the perfect place to create connections, learn more about innovative practices in public health, and to gain new perspectives on current issues. We would love to have you join us this year! This year’s meeting will be held on March 21-23, 2024, at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, VA. Register soon to reserve your spot. Remember, the toolkit is also available for your use! https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/

It warms our hearts to hear how much #ASPPHAnnualMeeting attendees enjoyed last year's meeting! We are really looking forward to the 2024 Annual Meeting, taking place in Arlington, Virginia March 21-23. We hope to see many friendly faces, both new and returning attendees! Hurry and secure your spot today before registration closes! Pricing increases after tomorrow. https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzoeuBhDqARIsAMdH14GWjGY799s6OcSdLFa_bieStryMf... Utilize the #ASPPHAnnualMeeting Marketing Toolkit to spread the word!https://aspph-webassets.s3.amazonaws.com/2024+Annual+Meeting/2024+ASPPH+Annual+Meeting+Toolkit.pdf

Calling all public health professionals, faculty, & students - register today for the 2024 #ASPPHAnnualMeeting for Academic Public Health! Our Annual Meeting allows you to connect with others in the public health community as we discuss strategies to strengthen education, practice, & research in public health. This year, we meet in Arlington, VA from March 21-23. Pricing goes up after 2/23 and registration closes 3/1 so hurry and register today before it's too late! https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzoeuBhDqARIsAMdH14GWjGY799s6OcSdLFa_bieStryMfga7fCUhvSAUFKZdlJTQF62PpNwaAvM2EALw_wcB Utilize the #ASPPHAnnualMeeting Marketing Toolkit to spread the word! https://aspph-webassets.s3.amazonaws.com/2024+Annual+Meeting/2024+ASPPH+Annual+Meeting+Toolkit.pdf Upstate Medical University This is Public Health

BJ Newell from Georgia Southern University School of Public Health had a great experience at the #ASPPHAnnual Meeting in 2023. The #ASPPHAnnualMeeting is a great place to learn from others in the public health community as we share new strategies and tools to strengthen education, practice, and research in public health! Register today to be apart of this exciting conference and have the opportunity to connect with new colleagues in the public health space!

The #ASPPHAnnualMeeting is a great place to learn from others in the public health community as we share new strategies and tools to strengthen education, practice, and research in public health! Register today to be apart of this exciting conference and have the opportunity to connect with new colleagues in the public health space! Thank you, Michelle, for sharing your story with us! Register today! https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/

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Are you a representative of an academic public health school or program, ready to elevate your organization's presence in academic public health? Become a valued member of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH)! 🎓📚 ASPPH stands as the collective voice for schools and programs of public health accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). Our goals include advancing leadership, excellence, and collaboration within our community. Joining ASPPH positions your institution at the forefront of academic public health, offering unique networking opportunities, access to valuable resources, and a platform to contribute to our shared mission. Explore the benefits of ASPPH membership on our website and join us on the journey to shape the future of public health education! Share this post to spread the word and help us strengthen academic public health! 🤝 https://aspph.org/membership/

ASPPH Annual Meeting

The #ASPPHAnnualMeeting is a great place to learn from others in the public health community as we share new strategies and tools to strengthen education, practice, and research in public health! Register today to be apart of this exciting conference and have the opportunity to connect with new colleagues in the public health space! Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/

Become a Member

Become a valued member of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH)! ASPPH serves as the collective voice for accredited schools and programs of public health, representing institutions accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). As the recognized voice of academic public health, ASPPH plays a pivotal role in strengthening the capacity of our members by advancing leadership, excellence, and collaboration within the academic public health community. Joining ASPPH will position your institution at the forefront of academic public health, providing unique networking opportunities, access to valuable resources, and a platform to contribute to advancing our shared mission. Please visit our website to explore ASPPH member benefits. And don't forget to like and subscribe to ASPPH's YouTube channel and share this video with a colleague! https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=64&v=2E9Bl0VxpVM&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Faspph.org%2Fmembership%2F&source_ve_path=MTM5MTE3LDI4NjY2&feature=emb_logo

ASPPH Annual Meeting 2024

Are you looking to bring fresh ideas to your public health school/program in 2024, but you're not sure where to start? Look no further! The #ASPPHAnnualMeeting is a great place to learn from others in the public health community as we share new strategies and tools with one another to strengthen education, practice, and research in public health. Register ASAP before early bird pricing ends! Academic public health leaders, faculty, students, and members of the public health community from around the world are all invited to attend. https://aspph.org/events/annual-meeting/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAhc-sBhCEARIsAOVwHuQqr9uL2wJe4xEWVjJENnRWYTFvitjw8VHT1B28jTgEpN1hLAHsOEYaAibKEALw_wcB What are you most excited for or are hoping to learn?