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Preparing our future health champions to be career-ready and supplying our graduates with the right tools, experiences, partnerships, and relationships to make an impact.
Fostering student curiosity and development through mentored, self-directed research work.
Public health research aims at advancing knowledge about risk and protective factors (at personal, environmental, and societal levels) that inform policy and interventions to improve population health.
Our centers elevate research priorities in public health such as injury prevention and social determinants of health with the goal of protecting and improving the health of people and their communities.
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The student grievance procedure provides a process for resolving any student complaint.
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Growing up in an industrial city in China, Dr. Tianjun Lu developed an awareness of environmental challenges and the relationship between the built environment and public health.
Drug overdose deaths spiked following Kentucky’s COVID-19 stay-at-home and business closure orders of March 2020. But the industries that suffered the most overdose deaths were surprising, according to research conducted by the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center (KIPRC) at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH).
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and the University of Kentucky community is invited to “GET HAAPI” with Lexington’s cultural events taking place each weekend.
This past spring, four University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH) students worked on research projects related to these important public health issues as part of the Spring 2024 Undergraduate Research Fellowship program.
This month is a time to reflect and celebrate the important role that Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders have played in our country’s shared history.
Established by Presidential proclamation in 2006, and renewed every year since, Jewish-American Heritage Month provides an opportunity for all Americans to celebrate and draw inspiration from the contributions that Jewish-Americans have made to the fabric of our nation’s history and culture.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month! This is a time that we focus on raising awareness about the importance of mental health and share resources with our communities.