Samantha Sedivy plans to return to school to earn a master's degree in teaching with a focus on physical education and health. Long-term, she hopes to work as the head athletic trainer at a high school while also teaching sports medicine to high school students.
In a few months, Samuel will apply the knowledge and skills she gained at Carolina with a new adventure: a 27-month assignment as a public health educator in Peru with the Peace Corps, likely working with HIV/AIDS, mothers and children, and/or youth development.
When Woolf began her freshman year at Carolina, she envisioned using her public health degree as a foundation for a career in dentistry. It was her experiences in the classroom that made her realize she was already in the right field.
As a member of the Board of Trustees, Wilcox will assist the American College of Sports Medicine in its continual development of a vision and the establishment of goals to achieve this vision.
The Dean's List recipient is currently working to achieve Graduation with Leadership Distinction. Next, she will pursue a master's in nonprofit management at DePaul University while working part-time at a nonprofit organization.
With CHQ, Xiaoming Li aimed to improve the safety, effectiveness, and affordability of healthcare in South Carolina. He also planned to train and mentor others to help prepare them for careers working toward these same goals.
In her new role, Torres-McGehee plans to convene a committee of stakeholders to finalize and implement a School-wide Diversity Plan and expand the inclusive nature of the Arnold School.
In her role, Murphree-Holden will be responsible for keeping the board members informed of certification standards as well as currently certified speech-language pathologists and audiologists.
Communication sciences and disorders master's student pursues speech language pathology career working with pediatric populations.
The Arnold School's Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities will host their 8th annual Nutrition Symposium: Healthy Eating in Context on April 13 at the USC Alumni Center.
UofSC provides a preview of the keynote presentation, It's the skin you're in, Amani Nuru-Jeter will deliver during the 11th Annual James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture on April 6.
UofSC features Rebecca Kaze, a public health senior who was named University of South Carolina's 2018 Woman of the Year for serving the Carolina community during her tenure as an undergraduate.