Meet some of our accomplished alumnae.
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"The robust coursework in the CPH master’s program, practicum experiences, and mentorship from faculty and preceptors prepared me for public health leadership opportunities to address the social determinants of health that promote food security, health equity, and socioeconomic empowerment for vulnerable populations." |
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"With such variety in the curriculum — from environmental health to global health to social determinants of health — this program offered valuable content and experiences to expand on my nursing knowledge and practice." |
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"[This program] gave me the tools needed — knowledge (that came from coursework), skills (from clinical experiences), a network of people (from faculty, classmates, community contacts) — but most importantly, the passion that is needed to tackle the big problems that affect populations in Baltimore, day after day." |
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"I attribute my successes and career advancements to the strong foundation I got from the CPH program and the mentors that have been there throughout my nursing and public health journeys." |
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"I apply [my Community/Public Health education] in my daily work by addressing health disparities, improving access to care, collation building, and advocacy for vulnerable populations." |
Oluwatosin Olateju, DrPH, MSN ’15, BSN ’11, RN
Cara Cook, MS '15, RN, AHN-BC
Katie McElroy, PhD '16, MS '10, BSN '98, RN
Carolyn Nganga-Good, MS '07, RN, CPH
Charlotte Wallace, MS '15, BSN ‘99, RN