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How do we take care of the people who take care of people? Listen to our latest social workers podcast, in which Sharon Kollar discusses helping child welfare organizations create systems and environments that allow them to do great work:

It’s Faculty Friday! Douglas Conklin, Associate Professor in UAlbany’s Department of Biomedical Sciences, uses high-throughput gene studies to uncover molecular pathways and vulnerabilities in cancer cells, aiming for more targeted therapies.

Throwback Thursday: In 2007, Prof. Kannan developed a method to analyze pollutants in dried blood spots, later used in the Upstate KIDS study to assess newborn chemical exposures. Learn more:

It’s Faculty Friday! Eric Rose, Assistant Professor in UAlbany’s Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, focuses on precision medicine, causal inference, and reinforcement learning.

Throwback Thursday: In 2011, the Social Workers live talk radio show launched on 90.9 FM. The UAlbany-based show highlights current social work topics, including trends and services. Learn more about our history in our magazine timeline:

CIHS faculty, staff, and students! Come join us for an informal coffee hour. See you there !!

It’s Faculty Friday! Ursula Lauper, Clinical Assistant Professor in UAlbany’s Environmental Health Sciences Department, leads the NYSDOH Water Systems section. Her research focuses on Legionella, waterborne illness, and climate change.

Throwback Thursday: In 1993, Shirley Jones became UAlbany’s first African American woman named distinguished service professor by SUNY. Explore our social work and public health history:

RT @UAlbanyGradSch: Getting ready to move to UAlbany? MPH student, Kukua Quansah, shares her top 5 packing tips for international students!…

RT @MakSPH: @Makerere School of Public Health has previously collaborated with @ualbany on initiatives including joint research, student an…

MPH student Cinthia Dieudonne worked on Albany Medical College’s Health Equity Project, aiding formerly incarcerated individuals by addressing social determinants of health and healthcare navigation at the pediatric clinic.

(4 of 4) (Pictured: Adaora Otiji from the D.C. Department of Health, Omar Khalid, director of workforce development at the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials and Public Health Live! moderator Rachel Breidster, during a recent filming session).

(3 of 4) In addition, the Center is nationally recognized for its award-winning Public Health Live! webcast series, which features state and national experts and utilize best practices in educational design and delivery.

(1 of 4) For nearly 30 years, the Center for Public Health Continuing Education at UAlbany has provided the workforce with the knowledge and skills to address evolving challenges in the field.

(2 of 4) The Center has several interactive, self-paced courses that are a part of various required training/professional development programs, including for the CDC, the NYSDOH, and state and local health departments across the U.S.

It's Faculty Friday! Associate Professor Eunju Lee’s current research primarily focuses on two funded projects - the Healthy Families New York program and the Kinship Care Demonstration Project.

Don’t forget to learn more about our College of Integrated Health Sciences in our latest digital magazine!

(3 of 3) Learn more about Cathrina in our latest magazine:

(2 of 3)“Observing these disparities sparked my curiosity about their underlying causes and my desire to address them, specifically through nutritional health, as I believe diet can be transformative in managing and even reversing such chronic conditions.”