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Six steps to happier holidays
Holidays can be stressful in the merriest of times. And in hard times? Well, that’s a turkey and a half. So how can you preserve your mental health and approach the holidays with relish? Dr. Amy Morgan, a licensed clinical therapist and relationship expert who leads UMD’s BE WELL class* (formerly ca...View Article Details for Six steps to happier holidays -
National NCFR award goes to SPH student
Third-year family science doctoral student Pond Ezra was awarded the 2024 National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Student Award last month for their work aiming to increase the representation of transgender people in family science in general, in particular in the realm of parenting. The award i...View Article Details for National NCFR award goes to SPH student -
Honoring SPH's extraordinary faculty and staff
Congratulations to SPH faculty and staff who received annual awards honoring outstanding teaching, public health practice, service, mentoring and commitment to the school’s success and community during the 2023-2024 academic year!View Article Details for Honoring SPH's extraordinary faculty and staff -
SPH collaboration trains teachers in Honduras on student mental health
When it comes to public health outreach, Terps are a school on the move. Early this semester, an international collaboration between the University of Maryland School of Public Health (UMD SPH) and the Organization for Community Health Outreach (OCHO) proved that point yet again, working to train 13...View Article Details for SPH collaboration trains teachers in Honduras on student mental health -
15 SPH faculty honored at 2024 Maryland Research Excellence Celebration
At the annual Maryland Research Excellence Celebration on April 16, more than 200 outstanding scholars and researchers, nominated by their deans, were recognized for their research success and visibility.View Article Details for 15 SPH faculty honored at 2024 Maryland Research Excellence Celebration -
Talking Politics—Without Getting the Silent Treatment
Regardless of your political leanings or the company you keep, the road to the 2024 presidential polls will likely be studded with conversational potholes. So how do you keep insults (or rolls) from flying at the dinner table? According to Tiara Fennell, a licensed family therapist and director of ...View Article Details for Talking Politics—Without Getting the Silent Treatment