Join the University at Buffalo School of Public Health and Health Professions at APHA 2026 as our faculty, students and alumni come together with public health professionals from across the country and around the world.
Stop by Booth #2030 to connect with the University at Buffalo School of Public Health and Health Professions. We can’t wait to see you in San Antonio!
Emily Carter
Education about PrEP use disparities and confidence in PrEP counseling among future healthcare providers: The role of LGBTQ clinical preparedness
Comfort Olorunsaiye
It takes a village: Migration, postpartum support disruption, and maternal wellbeing among African immigrants in the US
Annabelle Sanders
Redlining and renal health: Spatial analysis of historic redlining and kidney-related hospitalizations in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Xiaozhong Wen (JSMBS faculty)
Associations Between Maternal E-Cigarette Use During Pregnancy and Infant Mortality in the First 6 Months of Life
Bonnie Vest (JSMBS faculty)
Evaluation of opioid settlement fund spending in Erie County, New York
Jaye Derrick (SPHHP faculty)
Loneliness and alcohol use in daily life: Identifying high-risk drinking moments
Kim J. Arcoleo
School-Based Asthma Therapy Program: Economic Evaluation of Pragmatic Implementation
Ziana Rescorl
Dyadic effects of mental health on relationship instability among US military couples
Dorcas Adom
“Thank you for asking us what we would like”: co-designing hivst and prep strategies with young women in Ghana—findings from the wise woman study
Xiaozhong Wen (JSMBS Faculty)
Associations of maternal peanut food consumption during pregnancy
Nathaniel Woodard
Leveraging prostate cancer support groups to promote physical activity and well-being among aging cancer survivors: A community-based approach
Mylin Ngo (MPH Student)
Cannabidiol Aerosol Attenuates Anxiety and Modulates Motor Coordination Deficits following Blast-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury in Rats
Xiaozhong Wen (JSMBS faculty)
The role of bean consumption in childhood diet at 6 years
Julia Budiongan
What we measure matters: Sex-related alcohol expectancies and differences in drinking and sexual behaviors among diverse college students
Adesina Adewole
Administrative Workflow Changes and Timeliness of Kidney Transplant Evaluation: Temporal Trends, Equity, and Predictors of Delay
Anamika Yadav
Best Practices for Social Media Recruitment in the Era of Generative AI: Lessons Learned from the HEALERS Study
Monisha Afrooz
A call to prioritize aging adults in tobacco research and policy
Joseph Crane (SON)
Public data, hidden inequities: Lessons learned from research on the environmental drivers of kidney disease in Pennsylvania using big data.
Rebecca O. Shasanmi Ellis
Where We Live, What We Breathe: Structural Racism, Environmental Injustice, and Public Health Nursing Action — A Roundtable Symposium
Eunhee Park (SON)
Development of an AI-Enhanced Smartphone-Based Intervention for Adolescent E-Cigarette Cessation
Sebastian Linde (JSMBS)
The association of state paid leave policy adoption and mortality in the U.S.
Matthew Thomas (JSMBS faculty)
Integrating behavioral health into family medicine residency: a RE-AIM evaluation
Sarah Heavey (SPHHP faculty)
Sports betting industry tactics: taking a leaf out of the 'Big Tobacco' playbook
Yu-Ping Chang (SON)
Mindfulness for first responders: Pilot findings on stress reduction, burnout, and mental health
Jesse Moore
Co‑Designing a Multi‑Level Elementary School Intervention to Advance Inner-city Mental Health Equity
Yu-Ping Chang (SON)
Effects of a remote mindfulness-based stress reduction program on healthcare professional mental health and well-being
Colleen Geib (SON)
High heat and human health: A scoping review on occupational heat and kidney function in restaurant workers
Kafuli Agbemenu (SON Faculty)
Advancing Family Planning Communication Among African Immigrant Communities Through an AI-Enabled Voice-Based IVR Intervention
Michelle Zappas (SON)
Left unheard: Advancing disability and environmental justice through accessible emergency communication for deaf and hard-of-hearing populations in climate-related disasters
Rachael Dombrowski
Can dollar stores be ‘healthy’? Assessment of internal food environments across 10 states
Join fellow alumni, students, faculty and friends in San Antonio, TX, during the American Public Health Association 2026 Annual Meeting and Expo.
Monday, November 2 | 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. CT
Buffalo Blue
Learn about the growth in UB's School of Public Health and Health Professions, meet our new DrPH Director, and explore new program offerings and career opportunities. Stop by as your schedule allows throughout the evening. This event is free and open to all UB alumni and friends; attendance at the APHA Meeting and Expo is not required.
Join a listening session about UB’s proposed DrPH program and meet our new DrPH director, Dr. Donna Petersen, renowned public health educator nationally recognized for her expertise in public health leadership development.
Tuesday, November 10 | 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. EST
Zoom
