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Elizabeth Schwartz

in Field Placements 2014-15, Students

Supported in the revision of survey methods and implementation of queries regarding eldery residents healthcare, food, and transit in Connecticut’s elderly population.

Tagged: Connecticut Department of Public Health

Alexander Potter

in Field Placements 2014-15, Students

Investigated the potential mental health impacts of climate change by conducting literature reviews and analyzing common data points used in mental health effects of climate change in Vermont.

Tagged: University of Vermont Department of Public Health

Doug Noveroske

in Field Placements 2014-15, Students

Collaborated with city epidemiologists in making a community health needs assessment that covers health challenges and disparities among residents of New Haven, Connecticut.

Tagged: New Haven Department of Health Epidemiology Department

Christopher Caracciolo

in Field Placements 2014-15, Students

Developed Food program designed to improve community health by removing barriers of good nutrition to community members in Claremont, New Hampshire.

Tagged: Claremont Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry

Yun Ling

in Field Placements 2014-15, Students

Designed an evaluation strategy for public health spring break initiative into a written report which acknowledges satisfaction, barriers, and change in knowledge among faculy members, staff and students of the program.

Tagged: Black Stone Community Center - Colaborative

Janet Dosseva

in Field Placements 2016-17, Students

Analyzed substance misuse information and disseminated data into compact reports for 9 cities/towns throughout Maine.

Tagged: UNE Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition

Taylor Gross

in Field Placements 2016-17, Students

Analyzed assessments related to nutrition and physical activity habits of preschoolers, interview stakeholders to assess efficiency of programs and provide suicide prevention education to organizations serving adolescents.

Tagged: Somerset Public Health Coalition

Ami Esquivel

in Field Placements 2016-17, Students

Worked with health coalition and district public health council on identifying public health priorities in York County, Maine. Created a Partner Map that highlights various public health resources in Southern Maine.

Tagged: UNE Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition

Kelly Clements

in Field Placements 2016-17, Students

Identified trends, created communication tools and supported coalitions to reduce exposure to tobacco advertisements with the goal of reducing the number of smokers and improve health statewide.

Tagged: University of Vermont Department of Public Health

Elizabeth Kiefer

in Field Placements 2016-17, Students

Facilitated evidence based reproductive health programs to improve sexual health knowledge among youth in Springfield, MA.

Tagged: Gándara Center

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