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Celebrating Public Health Week
This week, Chamberlain is honoring the theme of National Public Health Week, “Protecting, Connecting and Thriving,” by celebrating the work of public health professionals like you who protect our communities from infectious diseases, environmental hazards, health access inequalities and more. Your dedication and commitment to your profession has made a tremendous impact locally and globally, and we are deeply grateful for all you do.
Throughout the week, we’ll focus on different daily themes that encompass how public health positively impacts our daily lives. Let’s raise awareness and educate others on the importance of this profession!
Monday: Civic Engagement
Tuesday: Healthy Neighborhoods
Wednesday: Climate Change
Thursday: New Tools and Innovations
Friday: Reproductive and Sexual Health
Saturday: Emergency Preparedness
Sunday: Future of Public Health
“Leadership and service are among the most rewarding paths one can take. Public health has the power to lead, to make a significant impact on people and communities. I hope to continue to utilize public health knowledge and its resources. It will allow me to grow and better serve my community. I find comfort in knowing that public health is a force for good and can help create a healthier and safer world, especially for future generations.”
Danielle Tirona Aduchijeff
‘23 MPH
Join the Master of Public Health Community
Chamberlain’s community of healthcare professionals recognizes and supports your life’s mission to advocate for others and become a leader of change in the public health field. By taking your next step toward an MPH degree at Chamberlain, you are choosing to improve community health and effect change in the world around you.
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