A strong foundation. A growing future: The Master of Health Administration program at Fairbanks
Since 1969, the Fairbanks MHA program has prepared healthcare leaders for a changing field. Explore its history, CAHME-accredited foundation, residential and online pathways, and connections to Ind... Read more about A strong foundation. A growing future: The Master of Health Administration program at Fairbanks
An internship helped turn a hometown connection into a career in healthcare
A capstone internship helped Shelby Koven find her place in healthcare operations. Now a Riverview Health Physicians associate, she supports provider recruitment and brings a patient-centered perspect... Read more about An internship helped turn a hometown connection into a career in healthcare
Indiana measles cases surpass 100, concerning public health experts
The total number of confirmed measles cases this year is spiking as we near winter. Indiana has now recorded more than 100 known cases for the first time in the 21st century.
Congratulations to Richard Griffith on new VA leadership role
After nearly a decade of service as an adjunct member of the faculty in the Fairbanks School of Public Health, Richard Griffith, MHA, FACHE, has been appointed executive director of the John D. Din... Read more about Congratulations to Richard Griffith on new VA leadership role
A fearless path from exploration to community care
After exploring several majors, Zharia Hasan Bey found her purpose in public health. Through peer education, street medicine research, and mental health advocacy, she is discovering where a public... Read more about A fearless path from exploration to community care
Mike Fea: leading global health strategy through public health diplomacy
After nearly 33 years in the U.S. Air Force, Mike Fea is using the DrPH program to turn classroom learning into real-world policy solutions while expanding his perspective and preparing for a futur... Read more about Mike Fea: leading global health strategy through public health diplomacy
Indy hospital screening patients for measles as cases, concerns continue to rise
The surge of measles cases in Indiana has public health experts on high alert.
Following the questions that keep pulling you forward
What can happen when you keep following the questions that fascinate you? PhD alumnus Nate Apathy turned an interest in health policy and informatics into research using health care data to underst... Read more about Following the questions that keep pulling you forward
An uncertain path led to a clearer sense of purpose
Will Pfister didn’t follow a straight path to public health. By connecting social work, community engagement and research, he’s discovering how an MPH can turn questions about what shapes our h... Read more about An uncertain path led to a clearer sense of purpose
From balancing the books to shaping health care
An accounting career led to health administration, teaching, and eventually a PhD. Now clinical assistant professor Gary Brumitt is using every step of that journey to prepare the next generation o... Read more about From balancing the books to shaping health care
