
Alum Helps Integrate Menstrual Health Education into School Curriculums in Honduras
ALBANY, N.Y. (March 4, 2022) – Alum Aubrey Racz recently spent a month in Honduras, helping to integrate menstrual health education into school curriculums.

Meet Kacey Griffin: CDPHP Scholar and MPH Student
ALBANY, N.Y. (March 3, 2022)- CDPHP Scholar and MPH Student Kacey Griffin hopes to increase equity in female fertility treatment by minimizing the effect socio-economic status plays in accessing healthcare. With the support of CDPHP and the skills provided at UAlbany, Griffin has already started making strides to achieve this goal.

Meet Farzana Moshi: CDPHP Scholar and MPH Student
ALBANY, N.Y. (March 2, 2022) - Farzana Moshi is completing a Master of Public Health in Social Behavior and Community Health with a Certificate in Maternal and Child Health. With support from the CDPHP Scholars Program, she’s gaining public health knowledge in critical areas to help people— specifically those who identify as women— to lead empowered and healthy lives.

February 2022 SPH Research Report
A collection of the University at Albany's School of Public Health research from February 2022.

UAlbany Among Best Universities for Social Research
The University at Albany has been recognized as among the best universities for Social Research according to the Higher Education Research and Development Survey released by the National Science Foundation.

New Fellows Named to Women in Leadership Program
A new cohort of graduate students a professionals have been named to the 2022 Fellowship on Women & Public Policy, a leadership development program.

DrPH Student Examines Effects of Condom Use on HIV Transmission
ALBANY, N.Y. (February 15, 2022) – Hypothetical modeling work published in Sexually Transmitted Diseases shows that increases in condom use have the potential to avert one in 11 new HIV infections among adolescent males who have sexual contact with other males.

Aiding in a Mental Health Response for Mental Health Crises: SSW, SPH Team Receive Additional Funding
Two professors who were tapped to work on a program addressing mental health crises response in the hilltowns of Albany County have won additional funding to expand the work.