Alumni At Work

ALUMNI AT WORK

Bryan O. Buckley

“I’m all about connections, community and systems—how we interact with the world and how it affects us. I became a huge advocate and champion for public health.” Bryan O. Buckley; Spartan in Public Health, 2012

Clara Barajas

“I gained experience in public health practice and started to get more involved with research. Data can help identify issues and support health initiatives aimed to reduce health disparities.” Clara Barajas; Spartan in Public Health, 2017

Noel Pingatore

“It allowed me to enjoy the journey, to absorb more of what I was learning. I was able to create an independent study to meet my unique learning needs.” Noel Pingatore; Spartan in Public Health, 2020

Amanda Darche

“I feel privileged to work in a field that gives me such a sense of fulfillment, and I feel a strong sense of duty to serve the residents of my county.” Amanda Darche; Spartan in Public Health, 2014

Katherine Adwell

“The MPH program is so diverse; it allows for careers and opportunities way beyond what you even imagine is available.” Katherine Adwell; Spartan in Public Health, 2019

Sue Kim

“What drew me to pursue public health was its focus on prevention—through monitoring, preparing, and promotion.” Sue Kim; Spartan in Public Health, 2017

Craig Reed

“The idea that not only individuals but entire generations could be affected just by building a neighborhood a certain way really excited me…the built environment is not just physical buildings and streets, but also the policies that we live under and how those policies can promote health.” Craig Reed; Spartan in Public Health, 2012

Emily Williams

“I’m creating relationships with community-based organizations so we can all work together to address social determinants. In order to have a healthy overall society, it’s vital to create healthy environments and communities for individuals.” Emily Williams; Spartan in Public Health, 2013

Terence Gibson

“Nothing can compare to the convenience of having an online curriculum while also receiving high-quality public health education. I was able to continue my work in Central and South America, all while completing my MPH at MSU.” Terence Gibson; Spartan in Public Health, 2017

Leah Maschino

“There are so many directions one can goin public health. If you are interested in pursuing public health, seek out loca lcoalitions in your area and get involved.” Leah Maschino; Spartan in Public Health, 2017