Honoring the Legacy of Dr. Laura B. Wilson

Dr. Laura B. Wilson, professor and chair of the Department of Health Services Administration, director of the University of Maryland Center on Aging, and associate dean for graduate academic affairs in the School of Public Health is retiring after 26 years of service to the university. She will remain on the faculty of Health Services Administration (as professor emerita) and continue to lead the Legacy Corps for Health and Independent Living project, which is funded by the Corporation for National and Community Service (a federal agency) to provide caregiver support services to veteran and military families at 17 sites in 11 states. "Her leadership has been phenomenal," said SPH Dean Jane Clark. Governor O'Malley recognized Wilson's dedicated and outstanding service to the people of Maryland, including her contributions as founder of the Legacy Leadership Institute on Public Policy Program, through an official citation. Read more >>

Spring 2013 Newsletter Showcases SPH Momentum

Read about the significant accomplishments of our faculty, students, staff and alumni during the 2012-2013 academic year in the Spring 2013 newsletter. From public health practice to research advances to teaching and learning initiatives, the School of Public Health is engaged in a period of tremendous growth. Thanks to all who make the University of Maryland School of Public Health an inspiring place to learn, work and grow!

Amir Sapkota Receives Junior Faculty Award for Environmental Research

Dr. Amir Sapkota, assistant professor with the Maryland Institute for Applied Environmental Health, was selected by the University of Maryland Council on the Environment to receive the first annual Junior Faculty Award for 2013. Dr. Sapkota was chosen for his research contributions in exposure assessment and environmental epidemiology.

2013 Faculty/Staff Awards Recognize Excellence in Research, Teaching, and Service

At the School of Public Health assembly on May 20, 2013, the 2012-13 faculty and staff awards were presented to recognize dedicated service, innovative teaching and mentoring, outreach to the community and leadership and success in research programs. Find out who was honored, and view photos from the event.