College of Public Health
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ETSU earns one of eight HRSA Rural Health Research Center grants
ETSU earns one of eight HRSA Rural Health Research Center grants
ETSU received a HRSA Rural Health Research Center grant, providing 4 more years of funding for the ETSU/NORC Rural Health Research Center.
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Tommy Rock to speak in Leading Voices in Public Health Lecture
Tommy Rock to speak in Leading Voices in Public Health Lecture
Dr. Tommy Rock will speak on "Environmental Sustainability of Native American Lands" in ETSU's Leading Voices in Public Health Lecture Series.
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Beat the heat with these summer safety tips
Beat the heat with these summer safety tips
ETSU Public Health Dean Dr. Randy Wykoff shares advice on how to stay healthy and safe in the summer heat.
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ETSU faculty, student publish editorial on misinformation
ETSU faculty, student publish editorial on misinformation
Two ETSU faculty and Roan Scholar Leah Loveday's editorial on the role public health professionals play in addressing misinformation appeared in AJPH.
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ETSU leads effort to address health professional shortages, economic development in Appalachia
ETSU leads effort to address health professional shortages, economic development in Appalachia
ETSU's Center for Rural Health Research leads an effort to address health care workforce challenges, foster economic development, and more.
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ETSU's Opal Frye-Clark, Dr. Natalie Smith receive Harold Love Awards for service
ETSU's Opal Frye-Clark, Dr. Natalie Smith receive Harold Love Awards for service
ETSU's Opal Frye-Clark and Dr. Natalie Smith received Harold Love Outstanding Community Service Awards from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.
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ETSU graduate Ramsey Sentell: 'Every day is purposeful'
ETSU graduate Ramsey Sentell: 'Every day is purposeful'
Ramsey Sentell's journey to graduation was not the straight line from start to finish that she thought it would be when she began her studies at ETSU.
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ETSU announces STEM and environmental health summer programs for high school students
ETSU announces STEM and environmental health summer programs for high school students
ETSU will offer two programs designed to inspire and develop the skills of high school students in applied STEM and environmental health.
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Regional collaboration nets major funding for addiction treatment
Regional collaboration nets major funding for addiction treatment
East Tennessee State University, Ballad Health and Frontier Health recently were awarded millions in funding for addiction treatment.
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Evening of Health, Wellness and the Arts to focus on ‘Art and Coal in Appalachia’
Evening of Health, Wellness and the Arts to focus on ‘Art and Coal in Appalachia’
“Art and Coal in Appalachia” is the focus of the 10th Evening of Health, Wellness and the Arts at ETSU on April 3.