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Across America, COVID-19 vaccines are being widely distributed, but not everyone has equal access to vaccines. CommuniVax is a national effort to understand the needs of Black and Hispanic communities as they navigate the pandemic and envision a brighter future post COVID-19. 

We have interviewed community members, local community leaders, healthcare providers, parents, and public health experts to find out what is happening locally, and what we need to do going forward. 

Leveraging concrete knowledge and skills is central to on-the-ground international development work. Students applying to the Peace Corps Prep Program at the University of Maryland School of Public Health will choose one work sector in which Peace Corps volunteers work and complete at least 3 courses and 50 hours of related experience.
The Peace Corps Prep Program at the University of Maryland School of Public Health is an undergraduate certificate program that prepares students to be competitive applicants to the Peace Corps.
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Nicole Cousin-Gossett

Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
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New Gift Will Support Family Therapy for Underserved Communities

Choosing the right graduate program is a big choice to make. To help with your search, the School of Public Health offers events throughout the year to introduce prospective students to programs, staff, and faculty.

Past Events
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SPH  Concourse - Ground Floor (inside)

Fall 2024 - SPH Involvement Fair

As part of the SPH Welcome Week series, this event is an opportunity to showcase undergraduate student opportunities, including student groups, experiential learning programs, research centers, and so much more! Start your semester by discovering all of the ways to get involved and get connected...

View Event Details for Fall 2024 - SPH Involvement Fair
Local health improvement coalitions (LHICs) are integral on-the-ground partners for health literacy improvement. The Horowitz Center for Health Literacy at the University of Maryland School of Public Health has been involved in the effort to improve and support Maryland LHICs since 2018.