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ETSU extends application deadline for DrPH program
ETSU extends application deadline for DrPH program
ETSU's College of Public Health has extended the application deadline for its Doctor of Public Health program through June 1 for domestic applicants.
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Impacting women's health in Appalachia and beyond
Impacting women's health in Appalachia and beyond
ETSU's Center for Applied Research and Evaluation (CARE) in Women's Health has impacted maternal and child health in Appalachia and the Southeast.
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Exploring AI's impact on instructional design
Exploring AI's impact on instructional design
ETSU's Dara Young served as co-author on a new article exploring instructional designers utilization and perspectives on generative artificial intelligence.
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ETSU professor earns prestigious award
ETSU professor earns prestigious award
Dr. Mike Stoots has been awarded the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health's prestigious Teaching Excellence Award in 2025.
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ETSU students named Truman Scholarship finalists
ETSU students named Truman Scholarship finalists
ETSU students Leah Loveday and Gunnar Wolf Stewart have been selected as finalists for the prestigious 2025 Harry S. Truman Scholarship.
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ETSU's Leading Voices in Public Health lectures return
ETSU's Leading Voices in Public Health lectures return
Brad Stone will present a lecture at ETSU's Brinkley Center titled "How the Civil War Created Modern Medicine, Nursing and Public Health."
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ETSU research explores Spanish flu's impact on Appalachia
ETSU research explores Spanish flu's impact on Appalachia
ETSU researchers have examined the devastating effects of the 1918 Spanish flu in Appalachia, uncovering lessons that resonate in the wake of COVID-19.
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Drs. Handy, Herrmann, and Lawson present Great Lectures
Drs. Handy, Herrmann, and Lawson present Great Lectures
ETSUs 2024-25 Great Lecture Series resumes on Friday, Feb. 7, with lectures by Drs. Rod Handy, Andrew Herrmann and Christy Lawson.
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ETSU researcher earns grant to build flood dashboard using generative AI
ETSU researcher earns grant to build flood dashboard using generative AI
An ETSU researcher is developing a cutting-edge dashboard using generative artificial intelligence to assist in monitoring flooding in Central Appalachia.
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Safety in the Aftermath of a Hurricane
Safety in the Aftermath of a Hurricane
ETSU's Dr. Randy Wykoff provides his tips for staying safe in the aftermath of a hurricane.