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Meet Denna Alnasser, an OSU student pursuing public health and dietetics while advancing diversity initiatives. As treasurer of the Muslim Student Association and COVID-19 case investigator, she's bridging community health with cultural inclusion.

MPH-Public Health Practice students Elisabeth Castillo and KC Thompson, and an MPH-Health Promotion Health Behavior alumni worked with a team to publish a post-COIVD report for the state of Oregon.

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Meet Carrington Fastelin, a passionate public health advocate leading multiple OSU organizations while researching flame retardants and writing about transracial adoption. Her dedication to community health spans environmental justice to student success.

Undergrad George Krecklow is contributing to children's health research at OSU while preparing for graduate studies in public health policy and systems.

Rachel Culp and Valerie Edwards, were selected to receive funding from the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice for their internship projects.

College of Health researchers demonstrate how accessible HIV self-testing through LGBTQ+ venues can increase detection rates. Their Portland study distributed 5 times more test kits than clinical sites, providing a model for HIV prevention in lower-prevalence cities.

Meet Divya Reddy, an OSU global health doctoral student bridging cultural gaps to address HIV in Botswana. Her work combines healthcare expertise from India with community-based research to improve sexual health education and parent-child communication.

The quote was from a recent video conversation about suicide in rural Oregon between Allison and the president of the Oregon Cattlemen's Association.

MPH student Jordan Spradlin is leading initiatives to implement sustainable practices at sporting events, combining public health with environmental stewardship.

Jordan Spradlin has helped to create a playbook for Zero Waste Games at Oregon State University

Professor Molly Kile shares how to reduce the harm of gas stoves on children in a USA Today article about gas stove bans.