Preparing Leaders in Public Health

A graduate degree from Rollins School of Public Health prepares you for real-world research and practice in public health. Rollins alumni become nationally and internationally recognized leaders for improving public health across the globe. Recently, alumni have been on the front-lines responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn about select alumni leading the way in responding to the pandemic, click here to read.

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Hear from other Rollins alumni COVID-19 response workers:

I’m a Chief Resident in Pediatrics at the University of Minnesota and joined the CDC’s EIS program in July 2020. During the first months of the pandemic I have been taking care of children in the hospital and working to transition our pediatric teams to care for adult patients. My public health training has been an incredible asset; it seems every day I find myself using the tools I learned at Emory in new and unexpected ways.
Heidi Moline

Heidi Moline

10PH

I have been supporting the contact tracing efforts in Singapore by managing the various data inflows. Our data helps inform policy makers’ decision-making and keeps the public aware of the local COVID situation. The work is challenging and ever-evolving, but allows me to make the public health impact I envisioned when I applied for a place in Rollins!
Cheryl Francis-Tan

Cheryl Francis-Tan

07C 14PH

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