The Rollins School of Public Health has launched a modernized and more user-friendly website. The completely redesigned site reflects both Emory’s and Rollins’ brand evolution and positions Rollins to lead in the digital space and beyond at this pivotal moment in public health.
The new Rollins School of Public Health website will serve as a critical source of inspiration and information for the next generation of public health experts, policymakers, and public health professionals as they consider their futures. It is also intended to serve as a tool that reaches audiences outside of public health to educate, correct misinformation, and contribute thought leadership about timely topics.
Rollins’ updated web presence reflects the scope, ambition, and impact of the school. Although this is a challenging time, the new website makes it clear that Rollins is committed to keep moving public health forward with passion and fortitude. And by strengthening its online position, Rollins can showcase its values, culture, and key differentiators more clearly.
The New Website Highlights That Rollins Is:
- Top-ranked among schools of public health in the U.S.
- Driven to ensure students are workforce ready
- Focused on delivering on the promise of public health for all
- Dedicated to research with real-world impact
- Powered by a culture of kindness, respect, and compassion
The New Website Also Makes it Easier Than Ever To:
- Explore Rollins degrees and programs
- Access admissions and application information
- Get the latest news and stories from Rollins
- Find Rollins faculty and media experts
- And more
Please spend time browsing the new website and sharing it with your network. Public health is more important now than ever. Providing accurate public health information, promoting research impact stories, and encouraging the next generation to explore opportunities to engage in public health work or education will help sustain a strong public health future.
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