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Peggy J. Maddox, George Mason's acting co-director in the School of Nursing, was quoted in a FORTUNE article, "How to Become a Nurse." Maddox gives insights into the rewards of a nursing career and how to leverage a nursing network. Learn more: ow.ly/Cf0O50SXTpJ

Assistant GCH professor Dongqing Wang has won the Early Career Research Award Competition at NUTRITION 2024, the American Society for Nutrition annual conference. Wang notes how winning the competition has been a "significant milestone" for his career. Learn more: ow.ly/FRHp50SXVEi

University Career Services is requesting ALL August 2024 grads (undergrad & grad) to take the Career Plans Survey ASAP. George Mason uses this information to highlight student outcomes to area employers, grad programs, and future students. Take the survey: ow.ly/10tz50SXWBO

To combat the health care worker burnout epidemic, George Mason's ThriveWell program provides well-being and resiliency training to anyone in the work force, whether they're new to the field or they've been on the frontlines for many years. Learn more: ow.ly/S83A50SZy6f

Congratulations to Michael Bloom, professor in George Mason University’s Department of Global and Community Health. Bloom was appointed to the National Institute of Health (NIH) Reproductive, Perinatal and Pediatric Health Study Section. Learn more: ow.ly/R3Tm50SZHTM

John Cantiello, an online learning expert and professor in the CPH Department of Global and Community Health, suggests best practices for avoiding academic dishonesty in online coursework. Learn more: ow.ly/KMJa50SZIZt

George Mason's MS in Nutrition program is leading the charge in preparing future nutrition professionals to succeed in this critical field in public health, such as recent graduate Eli Kalman-Rome, who passed the Registered Dietitian exam. Learn more: ow.ly/4SZO50SZJbY

Farrokh Alemi, a CPH professor, was recently featured in a FORTUNE article about his free AI tool, ow.ly/Fvkt50SZKM7. It recommends antidepressants to patients based on demographics and medical history. Learn more: ow.ly/caiZ50SZKM8

CPH is so excited to welcome new and returning students! You are the future of Public Health and we can't wait to work with you.

Congratulations to Assistant Professor MB (Marybeth) Mitcham for her acceptance into the third cohort of the Robert Wood Johnson (RWJF) Culture of Health Leadership Institute for Racial Healing (COHLI) fellowship. Learn more: ow.ly/nKaJ50T5c2G

On Monday, we welcomed our students back to campus with the help of gorgeous weather. That evening, the sky bathed Peterson Hall with gentle rays of light to close out the first day. Here's to an auspicious start of the semester! (Pic taken from Rappahannock garage rooftop)

The Leading Thriving Organizations certificate teaches tools, frameworks, and strategies for building individual well-being and establishing a thriving organizational culture that prioritizes health and well-being. Apply by Friday, Sept 20. Learn more: ow.ly/hR2S50T82th

CPH continues serving the community through its Mason and Partners (MAP) Clinics. Located across Northern Virginia, they provide free services 7 days/week. Two MAP clinics helped elementary school students prepare for the new year. Learn more: ow.ly/mZXu50T7WaQ

Join us on September 5th from 12 to 3 pm at the College of Public Health Fair! Explore the College of Public Health's programs while meeting faculty, staff, and students. Contact the Office of Student Affairs at [email protected] for more information.

CORRECTION! Our earlier post said that the CPH Fair would be on Wed. It is actually on Thursday, Sept. 5. Sorry for the confusion! Join us from 12 to 3 pm at the College of Public Health Fair! Explore the CPH's programs while meeting faculty, staff, and students.

A new study by Michael Bloom, professor in Global and Community Health, finds that skin care products are associated with higher levels of phthalates in kids. These affect the body's hormones and have been linked to multiple disease concerns. Learn more: ow.ly/ZIQS50TfNEh

Employees are burned out. The Leading Thriving Organizations certificate provides tools for creating a culture prioritizing health and well-being. We have a limited number of tuition waivers from an HRSA grant. Apps due Friday, Sept 20. Learn more: ow.ly/C41m50TfQpq

Join the George Mason team for this year's DC Public Health Case Challenge! This year's board topic is "Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders in Washington DC." Submit your application by September 23 to be considered. Apply here: ow.ly/W5yS50TfPMl

This National Suicide Prevention Week, let's shine a light on suicide prevention. Swipe right for resources. Click to learn the warning signs: ow.ly/aFpX50ThPLk You are never alone and there is always hope. 💚🌟