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Spring Research Roundup
Our SPH colleagues continue to investigate and find solutions for some of the most crucial public health issues of our time. Get the latest here in the Spring Research Roundup that celebrates the excellent work and dedicated humans of UMD School of Public Health.View Article Details for Spring Research Roundup -
Honoring SPH faculty and staff
Congratulations to the dedicated SPH faculty and staff who received awards this Spring honoring outstanding teaching, public health practice, service, mentoring and commitment to the school’s success and community during the 2024-2025 academic year!View Article Details for Honoring SPH faculty and staff -
Spotlight: Matthew Ryan Alvarez MS ’25
Recent SPH graduate Matthew Ryan Alvarez wants to improve men's mental health and help couples through therapy. As of May 2025, he’s got a masters in marriage and family therapy from UMD’s School of Public Health to help him reach his goals.View Article Details for Spotlight: Matthew Ryan Alvarez MS ’25 -
Spotlight: Lahna Hall ’25
Since transferring from Harford Community College to the UMD School of Public Health, Lahna Hall, who graduated this Spring in public health practice, has always been passionate about the health of her community. Hall’s decision to pursue a career in public health was driven largely by her involvem...View Article Details for Spotlight: Lahna Hall ’25 -
2025 Whitlark Scholarship awardee to research heart health
Growing up, Zach Mixer loved fitness – playing sports from soccer to martial arts and spending time weight training. Just as enthusiastic about sports and fitness now, Mixer has won the School of Public Health’s 2025 Whitlark Scholarship that supports kinesiology students transferring from a Marylan...View Article Details for 2025 Whitlark Scholarship awardee to research heart health -
Pregnant People, Infants Prone to Wildfire Smoke Often Lack Health Care Access
The perinatal healthcare system in the United States is not prepared to treat patients impacted by wildfire smoke in a timely manner, according to a first study on the issue. Researcher Dr. Michel Boudreaux, associate professor of Health Policy and Management at the University of Maryland and collea...View Article Details for Pregnant People, Infants Prone to Wildfire Smoke Often Lack Health Care Access