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Student awards

Student accolades and honors

The School of Public Health recognizes awards and achievements made by students during the spring semester.
Faculty Accolades and Honors

Faculty accolades and honors

The School of Public Health celebrates honors and achievements made by faculty members during the spring semester.

Congratulations go to School of Public Health faculty members who have received new grant awards to support their research:

Faculty grants awarded

Congratulations go to School of Public Health faculty members who have received new grant awards to support their research:

Beth Hoffman

Q&A: Medical TV shows contribute to views on vaping-related lung injury

To learn more about these storylines, Twitter findings and implications of this research, Healio spoke with Beth L. Hoffman, PhD, MPH.

WHO downgrading COVID-19 follows general trends

‘This makes sense’: WHO downgrading COVID-19 follows general trends

“COVID is a disease; it’s still killing people, but it’s much less of a problem than it was one or two years ago,” said Dr. Roberts.

Media outlets across Pittsburgh showcase the Jonas Salk Legacy Exhibit

Salk exhibit media coverage

Media outlets across Pittsburgh showcase the Jonas Salk Legacy Exhibit

Graduation 2023

Celebrating Pitt Public Health graduates in a historic year

The 2023 University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health graduation ceremony was the school’s highest attended in recent history – both in person and through livestream. 

It was also the first combined event with both teaching and student awards, noting the 75th anniversary of the school’s founding. 

Two faculty members presented teaching awards at this year’s graduation ceremony

Congratulations to the 2023 Pitt Public Health faculty award recipients

Two faculty members were presented teaching awards at this year’s graduation ceremony

Ribbing cutting of the Jonas Salk Legacy Exhibit

Exhibit honors Pitt’s role in polio defeat

Jonas Salk Vaccine Research Artifacts Come Home

On April 28, the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health unveiled a free, public exhibit of historical laboratory equipment, documents and photographs depicting the work of Jonas Salk, MD, and his team, who developed and tested the world’s first vaccine against polio more than 70 years ago in Pittsburgh.

Pitt Public Health Building

U.S. News and World Report 2023 graduate school rankings released

Pitt Public Health and several departments and programs perform well in the latest graduate school rankings.

Congratulations to HPM student Aparna Ramani for winning the master's division!

Here are the winners of the 2023 health disparities and social justice poster competition

Congratulations to HPM student Aparna Ramani for winning the master's division!

Pitt’s 2023 honorary degree recipients

Pitt’s 2023 honorary degree recipients

The University of Pittsburgh will award an honorary degree to Chris Elias at commencement. 

Pitt Public Health alum Venise White 'walks the talk'

Alum shares her voice

Pitt Public Health alum Venise White 'walks the talk'

Christine McClure

Christine McClure was named among Pittsburgh ladies who lead

Christine McClure, senior research scientist, will be recognized at the 2023 Ladies Who Lead event.

Black Pregnant Women Are Tested More Frequently for Drug Use, Study Suggests

Black pregnant women are tested more frequently for drug use, study suggests

“Any given clinician may not be thinking about bias, but when you look at these kinds of data, you can see there is no other explanation,” said Marian Jarlenski.