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Earth Day 2021
In honor of Earth Day on April 22, Columbia Public Health continues to foster education, research and solutions for a healthy and sustainable planet.
New competencies for climate and health education include racial and ethnic disparities and social and environmental determinants of health that make communities more vulnerable to climate-related health threats.
Findings show human-caused climate change played a significant role in pollen season lengthening and a partial role in increasing the pollen amount.
The Columbia Center for Children’s Environmental Health found that a regional cap-and-trade program has been successful in reducing fine particulate matter emissions and substantially improving children’s health.
A report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture outlines 20 indicators to track changes to the domestic agricultural system driven by global climate change.
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Master of Science applications are being accepted
About Us
Founded
1922
as the DeLamar Institute of Public Health
Ranked
#
4
among national Public Health Schools
More than
16,000
graduates worldwide in our alumni community
After graduation
97
%
of students are employed or continuing studies
Our Community
Keep up with our inspiring students and alumni.
How revamping the teaching of American history will allow students to reckon with our nation's past and serve as the first step toward fact-based education and healing.
Sheikh Hossain reflects on COVID-19 as a public health student and as a member of a community disproportionately impacted by it.
Events
April 22
Pandemic Preparedness: A Public Health Perspective
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
April 27
CUIMC Lavender Celebration (Virtual)
1:30 pm
2:30 pm
April 27
Global COVID-19 Prevention and Response
1:00 pm
2:45 pm
