School of Public Health: Indiana University Bloomington

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Making a difference in public health

Faculty member named Fellow of National Academy of Recreational Therapists

#IUSPHB is thrilled to announce that long-time faculty member Jared Allsop, Ph.D., clinical assistant professor in the Department of Health & Wellness Design, was recently elected as a Fellow of the prestigious National Academy of Recreational Therapists (NART).

Doctoral student awarded $98k to jumpstart a research career on substance use and chronic pain

Ph.D. student Alynna Summit awarded two-year NIDA F31 fellowship grant to study the relationship between chronic pain and substance use.

School to Honor Creators of Groundbreaking 1989 Story, "When AIDS Comes Home"

Michael A. Schwarz and medical reporter Steve Sternberg, who received multiple prestigious awards for their August 1989 Atlanta Journal-Constitution feature "When AIDS Comes Home: The Life and Death of Tom Fox," are the joint recipients of the 2024 Ryan White Distinguished Leadership Award. The award recognizes individuals who are "exemplary bearers of the standard of excellence and commitment needed to combat HIV/AIDS."

795SPH graduates, hired by 275+ employers from the Class of 2023