Sep. 28, 2023 Social work, rehabilitation sciences and engineering researchers converge to aid older adults By Don SteinbergOn a recent Tuesday, in between Medicare counseling and a low-impact Zumba Gold class, 20 older […] Sep. 26, 2023 McLoughlin signs 'Hohenheim Declaration' calling for accessible school lunches worldwide as a public health imperative By Don SteinbergGabriella McLoughlin, assistant professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, has […] Sep. 19, 2023 A novel follow-up to maintain bariatric weight loss You are here By Don Steinberg(A study by the College of Public Health will test a novel psychotherapeutic intervention to help […] Sep. 11, 2023 Two MPH students named ASPPH 'This is Public Health' ambassadors By Justin Sorrell(MPH students Keith Hardaway (left) and Krystin Sinclair (right) were named to The Association of […] Aug. 31, 2023 New nursing chair Amita Avadhani is shaped by COVID ICU experience By Don SteinbergAmita Avadhani, newly appointed chair of the Department of Nursing, brings not only an extensive […] Aug. 31, 2023 EMT program introduces non-credit Temple Ambler course open to the public By James Duffy, for Temple Ambler(The College of Public Health is bringing its popular Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training […] Aug. 22, 2023 College welcomes new faculty for 2023-2024 academic year You are here By College of Public Health StaffThe College of Public Health brings together top scholars from around the world—teaching in our […] The College of Public Health is bringing its popular Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training program to Temple University Ambler as a comprehensive non-credit course open to the public for the first time this fall. Aug. 21, 2023 College of Public Health To Offer EMT Training at Temple Ambler By James DuffyThere is an old saying. While most people run away from danger, first responders run toward it, […] Aug. 20, 2023 A guide to CPH at the 2023 APHA Annual Meeting By College of Public Health Staff(The 2023 APHA Annual Meeting and Expo will be held in Atlanta, Ga.) Faculty and students in the […] Aug. 14, 2023 Fagan speaks at US congressional panel on fatherhood By Justin SorrellJay Fagan, professor emeritus in the School of Social Work, served as an expert on a June U.S. […] Aug. 10, 2023 Han to study microplastics in Philadelphia's air By Don SteinbergCars and trucks have a health impact that greener electric vehicles will not eliminate. Tire wear […] Jul. 27, 2023 Jennifer Ibrahim named dean of the College of Public Health and School of Social Work By Deirdre C. HopkinsJennifer Ibrahim is the new dean of the College of Public Health and School of Social Work, […] Jul. 20, 2023 Protecting children from tobacco smoke exposure could help mothers quit smoking, study suggests By Don SteinbergIn 2022, College of Public Health researchers Bradley Collins and Stephen Lepore published results […] Jul. 10, 2023 New study will explore how children choose food By Don SteinbergWhat are the cognitive processes that guide young children’s ability to develop healthy eating […] Amanda Picozzi Jul. 6, 2023 Picozzi’s passion for kinesiology research thrives despite COVID-19 setbacks By Justin SorrellGraduate student Amanda Picozzi displays an impressive commitment to her research, […] Load More
Sep. 28, 2023 Social work, rehabilitation sciences and engineering researchers converge to aid older adults By Don SteinbergOn a recent Tuesday, in between Medicare counseling and a low-impact Zumba Gold class, 20 older […] Sep. 26, 2023 McLoughlin signs 'Hohenheim Declaration' calling for accessible school lunches worldwide as a public health imperative By Don SteinbergGabriella McLoughlin, assistant professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, has […] Sep. 19, 2023 A novel follow-up to maintain bariatric weight loss You are here By Don Steinberg(A study by the College of Public Health will test a novel psychotherapeutic intervention to help […] Sep. 11, 2023 Two MPH students named ASPPH 'This is Public Health' ambassadors By Justin Sorrell(MPH students Keith Hardaway (left) and Krystin Sinclair (right) were named to The Association of […] Aug. 31, 2023 New nursing chair Amita Avadhani is shaped by COVID ICU experience By Don SteinbergAmita Avadhani, newly appointed chair of the Department of Nursing, brings not only an extensive […] Aug. 31, 2023 EMT program introduces non-credit Temple Ambler course open to the public By James Duffy, for Temple Ambler(The College of Public Health is bringing its popular Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training […] Aug. 22, 2023 College welcomes new faculty for 2023-2024 academic year You are here By College of Public Health StaffThe College of Public Health brings together top scholars from around the world—teaching in our […] The College of Public Health is bringing its popular Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training program to Temple University Ambler as a comprehensive non-credit course open to the public for the first time this fall. Aug. 21, 2023 College of Public Health To Offer EMT Training at Temple Ambler By James DuffyThere is an old saying. While most people run away from danger, first responders run toward it, […] Aug. 20, 2023 A guide to CPH at the 2023 APHA Annual Meeting By College of Public Health Staff(The 2023 APHA Annual Meeting and Expo will be held in Atlanta, Ga.) Faculty and students in the […] Aug. 14, 2023 Fagan speaks at US congressional panel on fatherhood By Justin SorrellJay Fagan, professor emeritus in the School of Social Work, served as an expert on a June U.S. […] Aug. 10, 2023 Han to study microplastics in Philadelphia's air By Don SteinbergCars and trucks have a health impact that greener electric vehicles will not eliminate. Tire wear […] Jul. 27, 2023 Jennifer Ibrahim named dean of the College of Public Health and School of Social Work By Deirdre C. HopkinsJennifer Ibrahim is the new dean of the College of Public Health and School of Social Work, […] Jul. 20, 2023 Protecting children from tobacco smoke exposure could help mothers quit smoking, study suggests By Don SteinbergIn 2022, College of Public Health researchers Bradley Collins and Stephen Lepore published results […] Jul. 10, 2023 New study will explore how children choose food By Don SteinbergWhat are the cognitive processes that guide young children’s ability to develop healthy eating […] Amanda Picozzi Jul. 6, 2023 Picozzi’s passion for kinesiology research thrives despite COVID-19 setbacks By Justin SorrellGraduate student Amanda Picozzi displays an impressive commitment to her research, […]
