MPH students present their Applied Learning Experiences
MPH students graduating this fall, successfully completed and presented their Applied Learning Experiences (ALEs).
Advance Community Impact
To have a positive effect on the people and communities we serve
Sub-goals
- Monitor and evaluate the impact of TUSM initiatives on local communities
Research
- Articulate a vision for a community serving research agenda
- Create mechanisms for community input
Education
- Expand Community Service Learning to all TUSM degree programs
- Build on the success of our existing pathway programs and expand the opportunity for youth to gain exposure to the health professions and biomedical sciences
Clinical and Public Health Practice
- Strengthen the engagement of TUSM and clinical partners with community needs as “anchor institutions” to promote economic and educational development
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