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3/16/2020 11:57:00 AM
As you know by now, our School in accordance with Drexel University policies is transitioning to remote work and all exams and classes have been transferred online for the spring term.
These are difficult times. It is important that do our best to operate based on evidence and not fear. A silver lining is that, as has often been noted, crisis situations often bring out the best in humanity. I can already see this in our community.
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3/3/2020 11:57:00 AM
I am writing with a few updates on the global outbreak of a novel coronavirus, which causes a respiratory illness now called COVID-19.
Our School must lead by sharing facts, using our public health expertise to guide and support the best strategies, taking care of each other, and working together to face this new threat.
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2/26/2020 11:57:00 AM
More than 30 years ago as a medical student, I traveled to a remote part of Argentina in the northern province of Salta.
There is no better illustration of the social and economic causes of infant mortality and child deaths than the story of the Wichi people, who are original native inhabitants in the province.
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1/27/2020 11:57:00 AM
This month I hope you take a moment to read the words of Martin Luther King Jr. and rediscover the power of words (and ideas) to challenge, guide, and inspire us as a University, as a School of Public Health, and as citizens of this world.
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12/16/2019 11:57:00 AM
As 2019 comes to an end, we have put together a list of highlights to share some of the exciting things that have happened at the Dornsife School of Public Health over the past year.
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12/2/2019 11:57:31 AM
Two recent news items, both public health-related, leave little room for optimism these days.
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11/1/2019 11:42:22 AM
The Dean shares her experience in Colombia.
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