The Center for Public Health Practice is part of Drexel University's Dornsife School of Public Health. The goal of the Center is to translate knowledge into practice by creating a bridge between academia and the public health workforce. This both assists faculty in the dissemination of their work and responds to the needs of the public health community.

The Center responds to the needs of the public health community through:

• Training and technical assistance
• Needs assessments
• Guidance on accreditation

The Center brings the resources of the school to public health practitioners and engages public health organizations, healthcare organizations, and academia in meaningful and sustained partnership to address health in cities and improve the health of our communities.

Mid-Atlantic Regional Public Health Training Center

The CPHP is the home of the federally funded Mid-Atlantic Regional Public Health Training Center, a collaborative project with the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health to increase the technical skills of the public health and health care workforce.

Learn more about MAR-PHTC trainings and events

The Center hosts trainings on topics such as grant writing, program planning, communications, health equity and inclusion, data analytics, and systems thinking. These trainings are meant to strengthen skills and broaden opportunities for public health professionals in the workforce.

What's new at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Public Health Training Center? Check out upcoming professional development opportunities and resources.