Dec. 3, 2025 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Haoyu Zhou Uses AI to Close Gaps in Health Data By Dave MeyersWhen Haoyu Zhou was accepted into the Duke & Chen Institute Joint Boot Camp for AI […] Nov. 26, 2025 Gratitude in Action: Temple CPH’s Thanksgiving Drive By Angela AmodioThis Thanksgiving, the Barnett College of Public Health at Temple University came together to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Nov. 12, 2025 Best of the Nest: Alumni in Action - Marvin Nichols Brings a Temple Voice to Capitol Hill By Dave MeyersAs president of the Barnett College of Public Health Alumni Association and a part-time adjunct […] Doctor of Physical Therapy students Mekhi Vance and Erin Fitzpatrick celebrate their $20,000 Otho Davis Scholarship awards, also seen with Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham in the inset. Nov. 10, 2025 Keeping a Philly Sports Legacy Alive: Two Temple DPT Students Honored with Otho Davis Scholarships By Dave MeyersJust days ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Monday Night Football matchup, two Barnett College of […] During Paley Hall’s Grand Opening, Nancy Fawley visits the Simulation Center’s park—her family’s gift to CPH in honor of her great-aunt, Miriam “Auntie Mir” Semple.Photo by Andrew Thayer Nov. 4, 2025 Running with Her Legacy: How Nancy Fawley Opens Doors at Paley Hall and Beyond By Dave MeyersWhen Nancy Fawley talks about her family’s philanthropy, she doesn’t start with a check. She starts […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Oct. 31, 2025 Public Health Photo of the Month - October, 2025 By Andrew ThayerPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Oct. 30, 2025 Best of the Nest: Champion of Change – Bryan McCormick Redefines Recovery Through Connection and Community By Courtney Fox Peters At the Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion at the Barnett College of Public […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Oct. 24, 2025 Best of the Nest: Future Leader - Chanmi Lee Maps Health Data from Neighborhood Streets to NASA Satellites By Dave MeyersFor Chanmi Lee, data has always been more than numbers on a screen. It’s a language—a way to give […] Oct. 22, 2025 Temple Partners with Immigrant Health Community Advisory Board for Webinar Series By Amanda HillThrough generous support from the Temple University Provost Office's Strategic Fund Initiative, the […] Oct. 22, 2025 From Social Work to Self-Esteem: Temple Alumna Advances a Pro-Age Approach to Health By Courtney Fox PetersDara Goldberg, a proud Temple University alumna, has never been one to follow the script. […] Oct. 17, 2025 Best of the Nest: Alumni in Action – Patrick Kelly Bridges Research and Real-World Impact By Dave MeyersPatrick Kelly, BSPH/MPH, knows how to follow an idea where it leads—and it’s taken him far. He’s […] A historic $55 million gift from Christopher Barnett, CLA ’10, will support Temple University’s College of Public Health, which will now be renamed the Christopher M. Barnett College of Public Health in recognition of the gift.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 10, 2025 Temple receives largest-ever gift from Christopher M. Barnett, CLA ’10 By Stephen OrbanekEarlier this fall, Temple University’s College of Public Health (CPH) moved into its new home. Now, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Sep. 30, 2025 Public Health Photo of the Month - September, 2025 By Dave MeyersPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] David B. Sarwer and Leah M. Schumacher are experts on obesity and its treatment. Sarwer directs the Center for Obesity Research and Education in the College of Public Health, and Schumacher conducts research for the center.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 18, 2025 As obesity management medications explode in popularity, obesity experts issue caution on who should prescribe them By Jonny HartThe popularity of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonists like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro has […] The Gilman Scholarship’s application cycle allows students to apply for the scholarship in the fall and spring semesters. If they do not receive the scholarship in the fall semester, they can apply for it again in March.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 17, 2025 Temple to host its first Gilman Day supporting study abroad for students in need Kyra Simmons-Thompson, Class of 2027, recently earned a life-changing opportunity to study abroad […] Load More
Dec. 3, 2025 Best of the Nest – Future Leader: Haoyu Zhou Uses AI to Close Gaps in Health Data By Dave MeyersWhen Haoyu Zhou was accepted into the Duke & Chen Institute Joint Boot Camp for AI […] Nov. 26, 2025 Gratitude in Action: Temple CPH’s Thanksgiving Drive By Angela AmodioThis Thanksgiving, the Barnett College of Public Health at Temple University came together to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Nov. 12, 2025 Best of the Nest: Alumni in Action - Marvin Nichols Brings a Temple Voice to Capitol Hill By Dave MeyersAs president of the Barnett College of Public Health Alumni Association and a part-time adjunct […] Doctor of Physical Therapy students Mekhi Vance and Erin Fitzpatrick celebrate their $20,000 Otho Davis Scholarship awards, also seen with Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham in the inset. Nov. 10, 2025 Keeping a Philly Sports Legacy Alive: Two Temple DPT Students Honored with Otho Davis Scholarships By Dave MeyersJust days ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Monday Night Football matchup, two Barnett College of […] During Paley Hall’s Grand Opening, Nancy Fawley visits the Simulation Center’s park—her family’s gift to CPH in honor of her great-aunt, Miriam “Auntie Mir” Semple.Photo by Andrew Thayer Nov. 4, 2025 Running with Her Legacy: How Nancy Fawley Opens Doors at Paley Hall and Beyond By Dave MeyersWhen Nancy Fawley talks about her family’s philanthropy, she doesn’t start with a check. She starts […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Oct. 31, 2025 Public Health Photo of the Month - October, 2025 By Andrew ThayerPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Oct. 30, 2025 Best of the Nest: Champion of Change – Bryan McCormick Redefines Recovery Through Connection and Community By Courtney Fox Peters At the Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion at the Barnett College of Public […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Oct. 24, 2025 Best of the Nest: Future Leader - Chanmi Lee Maps Health Data from Neighborhood Streets to NASA Satellites By Dave MeyersFor Chanmi Lee, data has always been more than numbers on a screen. It’s a language—a way to give […] Oct. 22, 2025 Temple Partners with Immigrant Health Community Advisory Board for Webinar Series By Amanda HillThrough generous support from the Temple University Provost Office's Strategic Fund Initiative, the […] Oct. 22, 2025 From Social Work to Self-Esteem: Temple Alumna Advances a Pro-Age Approach to Health By Courtney Fox PetersDara Goldberg, a proud Temple University alumna, has never been one to follow the script. […] Oct. 17, 2025 Best of the Nest: Alumni in Action – Patrick Kelly Bridges Research and Real-World Impact By Dave MeyersPatrick Kelly, BSPH/MPH, knows how to follow an idea where it leads—and it’s taken him far. He’s […] A historic $55 million gift from Christopher Barnett, CLA ’10, will support Temple University’s College of Public Health, which will now be renamed the Christopher M. Barnett College of Public Health in recognition of the gift.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Oct. 10, 2025 Temple receives largest-ever gift from Christopher M. Barnett, CLA ’10 By Stephen OrbanekEarlier this fall, Temple University’s College of Public Health (CPH) moved into its new home. Now, […] Photo by Andrew Thayer Sep. 30, 2025 Public Health Photo of the Month - September, 2025 By Dave MeyersPublic Health Photo of the Month is a recurring series that shifts the spotlight from words to […] David B. Sarwer and Leah M. Schumacher are experts on obesity and its treatment. Sarwer directs the Center for Obesity Research and Education in the College of Public Health, and Schumacher conducts research for the center.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 18, 2025 As obesity management medications explode in popularity, obesity experts issue caution on who should prescribe them By Jonny HartThe popularity of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonists like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro has […] The Gilman Scholarship’s application cycle allows students to apply for the scholarship in the fall and spring semesters. If they do not receive the scholarship in the fall semester, they can apply for it again in March.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Sep. 17, 2025 Temple to host its first Gilman Day supporting study abroad for students in need Kyra Simmons-Thompson, Class of 2027, recently earned a life-changing opportunity to study abroad […]
