Cornell Public Health

Join us April 7th for a transformative talk by Dr. Sarah Matt: "The Patient We Never Designed For."  Learn more: events.cornell.edu/event/public-h…

Last fall, Cornell students trained in high-intensity humanitarian response at New York Hope. Now, Cornell will bring Atlantic Hope (May 28–31, 2026) — a 68-hour immersive simulation preparing students for real-world crisis response. Learn more here: blogs.cornell.edu/onehealth/news…

Welcome back to the Student Spotlight Series✨: Today, we’re featuring Gail Tiyawatanroj, a first-year MPH student concentrating in Emergency Preparedness and Management and passionate about building climate-resilient, equitable health systems!

Cornell researchers, including Cornell Public Health’s Dr. Gen Meredith's latest study highlights the benefits of spending time in nature during the workday. Learn more here: news.cornell.edu/stories/2026/0…

Join us tomorrow, March 24th, at @cornellvet for our annual Public Health Spring Seminar Series featuring Dr. Corinna Noel.

Final call! 🚨 Fellowship deadline: Monday, March 23. MPH apps stay open— but apply by Monday to qualify for the fellowship. Learn more: publichealth.cornell.edu/prospectivestu…

Welcome back to the Student Spotlight Series✨: Today, we’re featuring Cameron Guan, a first-year MPH student focused on infectious disease epidemiology and passionate about advancing health equity and global justice!

MPH student Meghana Guturi project, Cerebrush, focuses on engagement — rather than perfect technique — by integrating two-minute audio experiences into daily routines. Read more at: vet.cornell.edu/about-us/news/…

For a limited time only: we’re at Mann Library! Stop by the Public Health display to explore current issues in global and community health. While you're there, discover how our fellowship can fully support your two-year MPH journey at Cornell. Apply by March 23rd to be eligible!

Join us today, March 17th, at @cornellvet for our annual Public Health Spring Seminar Series featuring Dr Amandine Gamble.

How should science shape national nutrition policy? On March 19, food policy scholar Marion Nestle will discuss the politics behind the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans in a talk hosted by the Cornell University Public Health Program. Read more at lnkd.in/eEqxMxKD

Through his work with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), Dr. Fábio Iwashita works to address the growing public health threat of PFAS, often called “forever chemicals.” Read more at the link in the bio: blogs.cornell.edu/onehealth/news…

🎉FRIDAY: In-person Open House for Prospective MPH Students. 🚨UPDATE🚨: Additional 1:1 faculty meetings now available! Learn more: publichealth.cornell.edu/news-events/pu…

Join us tomorrow, March 10th, at @cornellvet for our annual Public Health Spring Seminar Series featuring Claire Walsh Winsler.

Join us for an important conversation at the intersection of nutrition, science, and public policy.  Internationally recognized nutrition policy scholar, Marion Nestle will examine the political forces shaping the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans. bit.ly/47nR4Nh

Join Cornell Public Health faculty, admissions staff, and students on campus for an in-person Open House for Prospective MPH Students on March 13th! publichealth.cornell.edu/news-events/pu…

The Cornell Health Impacts Core's new interactive Strategic Skills Training site is now live! Explore free, practical, self‑paced modules that support public health communication, systems thinking, data use, and more. Get started here: blogs.cornell.edu/health-impacts…

Join us tomorrow, February 24th, at @cornellvet for our annual Public Health Spring Seminar Series featuring Dr. Gen Meredith.

From the islands of the Subantarctic to the dairy farms of the northeastern U.S., Assistant Professor Dr. Amandine Gamble is on a mission to learn how different wildlife species contribute to disease transmission networks. Read more here: blogs.cornell.edu/onehealth/news…

February break loading…. MPH student off duty (kind of).