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Special Anniversary Issue
This milestone anniversary is an opportunity to reflect on the impact the Rollins School of Public Health has made though education, research and community involvement Story
R. Randall Rollins receives honorary degree
Recognition for a longtime supporter
Message from the Dean
Briefs
- Malaria testing in African children
- R. Randall Rollins receives honorary degree
- School of Medicine award to del Rio
- Curran elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Rollins garners its first Brittain Award
- McGowan receives Hatcher Award
- Lynn's retirement marked with creation of new award
- Preventable birth defects in Europe
- NIH Fogarty grant funds study of link between infectious diseases and sustainable agriculture
- Vaccine questions? There's an app for that!
- CHAMPioning child health and mortality prevention
- Rapid HIV testing in jails
- Half of heart disease deaths could be prevented
- Free online epi textbook
- Berg joins Winship executive committee
Features
The Rollins Impact
Through education, research, and commitment to communities, Rollins helps promote and protect health around the globe Story
Shaping tomorrow's public health leaders
Rollins offers an excellent educational experience that shapes its students into future leaders in their field Story
Improving Health Through Discovery
Whether it's finding ways to prevent the spread of AIDS among teens or determining how changes in air pollution levels affect visits to the ER, Rollins research is driven by the quest to find viable solutions to real problems for the betterment of public health. Story
Touching the Community
Community engagement is critical to the Rollins experience. Story
25 Snapshots of Rollins
25 years and counting
A group of loyal faculty and staff have been with Rollins since it became a school on September 13, 1990. Story
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