Each year, ASPPH honors individuals who demonstrate groundbreaking achievements across education, research, practice, and ...

Applications are still open for the ASPPH Climate and Health Community of Practice (CoP), with a deadline of 8. The CoPs are regional, faculty-led learning networks designed to support ...

As a reminder, comments to the US Department of Education regarding the proposed exclusion of the Master of Public Health (MPH) and Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) from the definition ...

ASPPH invites the academic public health community to register today before late fees apply for our 2026 ASPPH Annual Meeting for Academic Public Health, taking place March 18–20, 2026, in ...

How Academic Public Health–Community Partnerships Make an Impact as part of its national Public Health Listening Tour. Hosted in partnership with the ...

The ASPPH Center for Public Health Workforce Development creates resources, recommendations, and frameworks to provide structured, evidence-based guidance that strengthens the capacity, skills, and ...

ASPPH advocates for robust federal investments in academic public health. Our FY 2026 appropriations priorities reflect our commitment to strengthening the public health workforce and infrastructure.

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ASPPH is dedicated to advocating on behalf of its members and advancing academic public health, including participating in collective letter sign-on efforts and joint statements that strengthen our ...

I began my career as a dermatologist and trichologist in India and practiced for 10 years, focused on consulting patients in front of me. I treated rashes, hair loss, and autoimmune skin diseases with ...

Public health workforce research provides critical insights into the size, composition, skills, needs, and challenges facing the public health workforce. It enables policymakers, educators, and public ...

Academic-practice partnerships bridge the gap between classrooms and real-world application, ensuring that public health professionals are prepared to meet the complex, evolving needs of communities.