Health sciences student Alison Martin and M.S. in Health Education alumna, Allison Rariden have published articles in UM-Flint’s Journal of Student Research. Both students submitted works as part of the UM-Flint Student Research Conference in April 2013. Martin, who plans to go on to graduate study in physcial therapy, published her article, “‘The Whole Process
M.S. in Health Education student interviewed by ABC12 about her health insurance enrollment work
Marcie Roberts, M.S. in Health Education student at UM-Flint and Outreach Enrollment Specialist at Hamilton Community Health Network, is interviewed live on ABC12 about her health insurance enrollment work on the launch day of the new health insurance marketplace.
Diabetes lunch and learn delivers healthy living advice and resources to 50 participants
Last week, through a collaboration of several UM-Flint departments and community partners, approximately 50 campus and community members learned practical tips for preventing and living with diabetes. Over a healthy, diabetes-friendly lunch, participants heard a presentation from Michelle Bernreuter, RD, diabetes program coordinator at the Hurley Diabetes Center. Each guest was given a free portion-control
PHHS to host panel discussion on the Affordable Care Act
On Tuesday, November 19, the Department of Public Health & Health Sciences (PHHS) will host the first annual Healthcare Leadership Symposium at the University of Michigan-Flint. The theme of this year’s symposium, which will feature a panel of distinguished healthcare leaders, is “Healthcare Leaders Discuss the Affordable Care Act.” The public is welcome to this
5 PHHS students to attend APHA annual meeting in Boston
Five PHHS students will attend the American Public Health Association (APHA) annual meeting in Boston this month. These five students were selected from a large pool of applicants from the PHHS student body for their excellent academic performance and demonstrated interest in attending the APHA conference: Amber Currie, MPH student, with a concentration in Health
Graduate Health Education student tells her experience with the PT HEART clinic
Georgiana Logan is the picture of an engaged and dedicated graduate student. On top of her full-time course load, Georgiana is the Co-Director of the PT HEART student-run free clinic, over Health Education services. She’s also the Vice President of UM-Flint’s Delta Phi Chapter of the Eta Sigma Gamma National Honorary. In her work with
Assistant Professor of Health Care Administration to present at FRACAS
Dr. Gergana Kodjebacheva, Assistant Professor of Health Care Administration in PHHS, will present her research at the first Faculty Research and Creative Activity Summit (FRACAS) on Friday, October 18. Dr. Kodjebacheva’s poster presentation, “The relationship between fear of crime and body mass index in a demographically representative sample,” can be found in the 11:00 a.m.
Jack W. Thompson M.D. Distinguished Visiting Professor to deliver public lectures on the UM-Flint campus this fall
Robert Buckingham, DrPH, MA, BA, Jack W. Thompson M.D. Distinguished Visiting Professor, is scheduled to speak publicly on the UM-Flint campus twice this fall. His first lecture, “Lessons From My Patient Teachers,” will take place on Monday, October 7 at 4:30 p.m. in the Tuscola Rooms (1104 & 1201) of the William S. White Building
5 ways credentials and professional membership can pay off
In higher education, we often hear questions along the lines of “why am I paying so much money for this piece of paper?” Education can be really expensive…we get that! Many of us here are still in debt from funding ours. To be fair, earning a degree, certificate, or credential is about a whole lot
New Healthcare Professionalism & Leadership course: take it this fall!
Dr. Terry Thompson, assistant professor of health care administration, talks about his new course, Healthcare Professionalism & Leadership. [jwplayer mediaid=”372″]