Empowering the Community: The Case Western Reserve University Public Health Innovations Conference showcases MPH students’ practical experiences

The upcoming Public Health Innovations Conference in the spring of 2024 will take place on April 18-19, welcoming members of the Case Western Reserve University community to attend. Hosted by the Master of Public Health (MPH) program in the School of Medicine’s Department of Population & Quantitative Health Sciences, this conference presents a platform for MPH students to share the results of their community-based practical experiences and research projects.

These experiences, known as the culminating experience, are an essential part of the CWRU MPH program, allowing students to apply their academic knowledge and skills to tackle public health issues affecting the community. The conference offers an opportunity for students to showcase their work, bringing together students, faculty, alumni, and community partners.

The event aims to highlight how students’ practical experiences and research projects have made a positive impact on community health. Today’s presentations will be available both in person at Wood Building, Room WG-73 and virtually via Zoom. Tomorrow’s presentations will take place in person at Biomedical Research Building, Auditorium 105 and lobby as well as virtually through a livestream.

To learn more about the Public Health Innovations Conference and its role in shaping the future of public health at Case Western Reserve University, visit the conference website.