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Charles Stewart Mott
Department of Public Health

College of Human Medicine

Charles Stewart Mott
Department of Public Health
College of Human Medicine

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Workforce Development Workshops

The MSU Master of Public Health program Workforce Development Committee is charged with helping to meet the professional development needs of the public health workforce in Greater Flint and surrounding areas. 

It holds free, bimonthly virtual workshops on topics relevant to public health organizations on Friday mornings. 

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Public Health
Friday, December 1st, 10:00am-11:00am

We Are Spartans of Advancing Public Health APHA 2023

Spartans of Public Health at APHA 2023

MSU Public Health is heading to the 2023 APHA Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA. The team is excited to make our presence known as the Charles Stewart Mott Department of Public Health. Visit us at booth #1007 in the expo hall to learn about our research, Master of Public Health program, graduate certificate, employment opportunities, and more. Check out our digital booklet for info on our incredible team and see what we’re up to at the conference this year.

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A Healthy Partnership in Flint Includes Residents at the Table 

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In a city like Flint, which has experienced public health crises that have eroded trust, public health efforts must give residents a seat at the table — and a voice. That’s what an expanded partnership between Michigan State University and the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation sets out to do: involve residents at every step of creating solutions for a healthier future and a platform to impact change in areas they identify as a priority. 

Lunch and Learn with Jennifer M. Gomez, Ph.D

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Cultural Betrayal Trauma Theory - GenCen Colloquia Series
Jennifer M. Gomez, Ph.D, author of The Cultural Betrayal of Black Women & Girls: A Black Feminist Approach to Healing from Sexual Abuse. 

Tuesday, October 31, 2023
12:00-1:30 PM

Dr. Kenyetta Dotson

Everybody is Somebody: Violence is a Public Health Issue

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Violence extends beyond the inner circle of relationships and affects all persons inside and outside of the family system, mentally, physically, and emotionally. The CDC puts it this way, “Living in a community experiencing violence increases the risk of chronic diseases, such as depression, high stress, anger, PTSD, and anxiety (cdc.gov).” However, when we live in safe communities where neighbors help each other, people are treated with kindness, dignity, and love. They are creating a sense of community where we all WIN.

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MSU, Henry Ford Health, Corewell Health Announce $19M Maternal Health Research Center

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A new statewide center led by researchers at Henry Ford Health + Michigan State University Health Sciences and Corewell Health will study ways to reduce an alarming number of pregnancy-associated deaths and complications, particularly among Black, Hispanic and rural residents.

Making Connections Online and In-Person

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Sometimes it can be challenging to connect with fellow students in an online program. Master of Public Health (MPH) student Liz McCormick and Olivia Thomas (MPH '23) both decided to connect with their peers as quickly as they could. Since meeting virtually in their first class together, the pair navigated through the MPH program knowing they had each other’s back. Liz and Olivia talk about their public health interests, give advice to students, and more in this Q&A.

Air Quality Awareness Week

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During Air Quality Awareness Week, the MPH Student Advisory Board will provide free events for members of the Flint community, who have been impacted greatly by inequitable environmental events. Planned activities on September 18th - 22nd include a webinar panel of experts and a day of service at the Flint Farmer’s Market. 

Sign up for virutal webinars here. 

Graduate Voice: What The Spartan Statue Means to my MSU Journey

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"So, this is what it feels like," were the words I remember uttering as I looked at The Spartan statue. It marked the first instance I truly sensed the accumulated depths of emotions shared by countless previous graduates who had celebrated their accomplishments beside the iconic figure.

Cultivating a Supportive Breastfeeding Culture

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Breastfeeding can be difficult. While women want to do the right thing (for themselves and their baby) and value the benefits received from breastfeeding, they are often left alone trying to navigate many obstacles related to and beyond simply breastfeeding.

Ideally, women would be supported throughout their pregnancy and postpartum – making their breastfeeding goals feasible. But this rarely occurs.

Michigan as a Model to Address Infant Poverty

New Rx Kids Program Funded by $16.5M in State Budget

Rx Kids, the nation’s first citywide prenatal and infant cash allowance program, receives approval of $16.5M from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) block grant in the FY2024 Michigan budget to propel a healthy start for all Flint babies during the critical first year of life.

Virtual Information Webinars

Online Master of Public Health: Information Webinars

The Master of Public Health virtual information webinar gives prospective students the opportunity to learn more about MSU's online program. Prospective students can explore the benefits of joining over 700 Spartans in public health and the importance of becoming a part of public health in action.

Tuesday, September 19th @6pm
Wednesday, October 11th @1pm 

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