Welcome to the Rollins School of Public Health Alumni Association! As a graduate of Rollins, you are not only a valued member of the RSPH Alumni family—you are also part of our robust network of more than 13,000 alumni in all 50 states and throughout 100+ countries whose expertise can be found in every aspect of public health research, teaching, practice, and service. Thanks to our alumni, the Rollins community extends worldwide and remains with you long past graduation!
Get involved. Stay invested. Keep connected.
Alumni Association
When you graduate from Rollins, you automatically are a member of the Rollins Alumni Association and the Emory Alumni Association. Get plugged into what’s happening with your colleagues and at Rollins and take advantage of all we offer!
Get Connected
Stay in touch so you don’t miss any special alumni events, professional development opportunities, student mentorship experiences, the latest Rollins news, research, email communications, and more!
Get Involved
Join fellow Rollins alumni to strengthen your professional network, support student success, and advocate for public health. We have a variety of exciting ways to get you involved with Rollins, no matter where you are!
Stay Invested
Whatever cause, project, or cohort you’re looking to support, Rollins has a giving opportunity to match! With a gift of any amount, you can make a difference in the lives of many by investing in our students, faculty, and researchers who are committed to promoting health and preventing disease worldwide.
Manage Your Career
Rollins alumni have exclusive access to industry leaders, cutting-edge research, and a world-class public health community, along with lifetime access to RSPH and Emory career services, career development platforms, and continuing education opportunities to help you harness the power of Rollins and Emory for your career!
Alumni News
Rollins alumni are doing remarkable work here and throughout the world. See what your fellow alumni are up to, and better yet, contact us to share your story.
“I learned about the power of health advocacy as a Rollins graduate student, and I have continued advocating for public health legislation – especially health equity – ever since. Our lawmakers are often bombarded with powerful lobbying groups whose interests are not always focused on the greater good of our society. That's why it's important for me to educate and empower others, including my students, to advocate for issues they care about. Their voices matter. Their votes matter.”
Alvin Tran, ScD, ‘13MPH
Assistant Provost for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Assistant Professor of Public Health
University of New Haven
2022 Matthew Lee Girvin Award Winner