UofSC features exercise science professor and 2022 Breakthrough Leadership in Research Award winner Sara Wilcox and her work with faith-based and community groups to create and implement healthy lifestyle interventions for their members.
Asia Fulton, a rising senior majoring in public health, is one of five UofSC students to win a $5,000 Gillman Scholarship, which she is using to support her Spanish studies in Costa Rica.
Two years after the American Society for Nutrition Foundation selected him to receive the 2020 E.V. McCollum International Lectureships in Nutrition Award, Edward Frongillo has been honored with another senior investigator award.
Scientists from the School of Medicine Greenville and the Center for Effectiveness Research in Orthopaedics (led by HSPM professor John Brooks) will partner with Prisma and Temple University to analyze the impacts of the program.
Health promotion, education, and behavior alumnus (MPH/MSW, 2015) Aaron Guest has won the Rising Star Early Career Faculty Award, which recognizes new faculty for their impactful and innovative teaching and/or leadership.
UofSC highlights this year's Capstone Scholars' medical mission trip to Guatemala, which was co-led by recent public health graduate Amanda Dearborn, to help underserved communities.
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders is proud to announce the recipients of their 2022 Student Awards. These students were selected for their outstanding performance both academically and in their clinical placements outside the classroom.
Brian Chen, associate professor of health services policy and management, has completed a ground-breaking study on a novel approach for assessing the health impacts of varying medical malpractice liability laws across different states.
In a recent study directed by environmental health sciences professor Saurabh Chatterjee and led by doctoral student Dipro Bose, researchers investigated the underlying elements that impact antibiotic resistance among veterans with Gulf War Illness.
Tianyue Mi, a candidate in the Ph.D. in Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior (HPEB) program, has been awarded two national scholarships to support her development as an HIV health services policy researcher
The Defense Health Agency's Military Health System Research Program has awarded $797K to Kristen Zosel (Wilburn), a doctoral candidate in the HPEB department, in conjunction with her research fellowship with USARIEM.
Clemmer supports HPEB and the Center for Healthcare Quality with their pre- and post-award actions. Her daily activities include tracking spending, paying bills and hiring new employees, but her favorite part of the job is pre-award planning.