11/2/2022
Practicing hope in the age of climate change
New HHS assistant professor Finn Bell talks about why the human aspects of climate resilience matter....
2/25/2019
Health and Human Services Lecturer Ural Hill鈥檚 roots capture the complexity of the American story
After his mother passed away in 2014, Hill inherited the role of family historian 鈥 and the sense of responsibility that comes with it....
4/27/2020
'I will forever Go Blue!'
Sunday was a big day for many in the UM-Dearborn community 鈥 nearly 1100 students graduated. Although there wasn鈥檛 a physical ceremony, the community rallied to recognize their achievement....
12/13/2021
Class of Fall 2021: CEHHS graduate Solomon Dudley
The public health graduate talks about rolling with the punches, the payoff and pain of changing majors, and planning for life without a plan....
9/13/2021
When student research leads to deep personal transformation
Yahaira Vega now considers herself an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, a subject she knew little about before her undergraduate research project....
3/17/2021
Grading the vaccine rollout
Two UM-Dearborn experts explain why equity and vaccine hesitancy are proving to be such persistent challenges....
12/9/2020
Senior David Fuller Jr. on the hope and humanity of public health
The pandemic has given Fuller a chance to witness the impact of his chosen field. He hopes the rest of us feel the same....
12/9/2020
CEHHS colleagues remember Liz Morden
The veteran administrative assistant, who passed away last month, was known as a caring friend and tireless ally of students....
12/2/2020
What would a 鈥渏ust鈥 rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine look like?
The next phase of the pandemic could be a test of how much we鈥檝e learned about inequity in America....
10/28/2020
Inside Wayne County鈥檚 successful pandemic response 鈥 and what to expect next
UM-Dearborn lecturer and 鈥榃ayne County鈥檚 Dr. Fauci鈥 Mouhanad Hammami talks about what鈥檚 worked, the dangers of pandemic fatigue, and how this all might end....