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Labika Baral is interning in Pokhara, Nepal with the Infectious and Communicable Diseases Hospital under the Ministry of Social Development and Health for Gandaki Province. For her internship, she is evaluating the implementation of the electronic medical record system.

Jennifer Trudeau received PHLOT funding to attend the University at Albany for her Master of Public Health, which she completed via the online route.

The annual Terra Awards, which honor students, faculty and staff who have demonstrated a commitment to sustainability on campus, were handed out Monday in the sun-filled atrium of the Science Library.

A first-generation college student, Cruz plans work in outreach or research when she graduates, in addition to working part-time as a doula.

Epidemiologist and science communicator Katelyn Jetelina received the 2024 Axelrod Prize in Public Health, which recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to the field of public health at the intersection of academia and government service at the local, state or federal level.

Several programs at the University at Albany have once again been ranked among the top in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.

MPH student Alexandra Smith applied for a grant for the artificial sky while working at the nursing home, and helped oversee its installation as a master's student at the School of Public Health.

School of Public Health senior Michael Jakakas discusses his research on how TikTok challenges are covered by news media, and implications for public health. Jakakas will present his work at the SPH poster symposium at UAlbany Showcase Day on April 30.