Group photo of faculty and students at UB veggie van on South Campus.
Bringing fresh and affordable produce to campus
9/12/23

The UB Veggie Van's mission is simple--to promote nutrition security among students, staff and faculty.

Grow your expertise, purposefully
9/12/23

Here is how you'll learn to help people live healthier lives.

Increasing Diversity in the Health Professions
8/8/23

High school students learned about public health and health profession disciplines in a two-week, one-college-credit program. 

Women’s Health Initiative Clinic Coordinator Theresa Zulawski positions Project Staff Associate Doreen Sheedy for a dental x-ray.
A study for the ages
8/22/22

Women’s Health Initiative makes lasting contributions to cardiology.

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Student to Student
Naomi Lazurus.
“I want to be a part of our country's change for a healthier, more equitable future for all of its people, and public health has allowed me the room to grow.”
3/2/21

Naomi Public Health/Law Student

Daniel Chan.
“I’ve always been interested in how public health affects people on an individual and population level.”
3/2/21

Daniel Public Health Student

Ericka Taplin, DPT student.
"Physical therapy is a very rewarding and challenging field, and this program excels in preparing you to become a successful physical therapist in the future."
6/2/20

Ericka Taplin
 DPT Student

Karen Martinez, OT student.
"Every class and every semester has broadened my understanding of occupational therapy and its uniqueness as a field."
5/18/20

Karen Martinez
 Occupational Therapy Student

Emma Reed.
"We are exposed to so many unique and fascinating aspects of physiology through all of the current research taking place here at UB."
5/23/22

Muhamed McBryde
 Exercise Science MS Student

Camille Crayton.
"My true passion is to help restore health, wellbeing, self-esteem and independence for children and families affected by disabilities."
1/19/22

Camille Crayton
 Occupational Therapy Student

Chelsea Shuren.
“I truly found my passion for epidemiology and the field of public health during my sophomore year when I transferred into the School of Public Health and Health Professions.”
3/2/21

Chelsea Public Health Student

Nadia Koyratty.
“The professors are very encouraging in letting us find and follow our interests, while guiding us in our research activities.”
3/2/21

Nadia
 Epidemiology PhD Student

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