Public Health Drone Camp uses drone technology to expose the next generation to public health

SPH’s Ruby Nguyen designed the camp as an opportunity for students from underserved communities to have fun while also sparking an interest in public health as a career option by showing how drone technology is used as a public health tool.

What’s driving the shortage of mental health care providers in rural communities?

Carrie Henning-Smith leads a study investigating the shortage of rural mental health care providers by analyzing the factors influencing where health care professionals choose to practice.

New SPH project aims to improve the understanding of dementia among the African immigrant community

A collaboration between SPH researchers and community groups produced a book that comprehensively describes dementia and includes specific, culturally tailored recommendations for caring for people with the disease

Dr. Rachel Hardeman named one of TIME100 Most Influential People in the World

SPH’s Hardeman, founding director of the University of Minnesota’s landmark Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity (CARHE), was named a member of the 2024 TIME100. This year’s compilation recognized the world’s 100 most influential personalities and leaders throughout many cross-sections of society, from discovery and research to politics, policy, arts and athletics.