The CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter College works with communities, nonprofits, private groups and government agencies to help people live healthier lives. It conducts research and creates new models of public health education and practice to solve urban health problems. Set in CUNY, the nation’s largest urban public university, it’s a collaboration of four institutions:
Making the Statistics Come Alive, One Child at a Time
When Dewayne Jolly was a case manager >>
This Doctor Makes House Calls – to the Homeless
Pediatrician Sharon P. Joseph knows first-hand >>
For This Student, Public Health Is the Best Medicine
Nero AkpowowoWhile growing up in Nigeria >>
Interview with Alice E. Welch, DPH, MPH, RPh.
The First Graduate of the CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter College...>>
CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter Responds to Hurricane Sandy
As Hurricane Sandy stormed up the East Coast on Monday, October 29th, students, faculty and alumni of the City University of New York School of Public Health at Hunter College face >>
Challenge Exams for Graduate Nutrition Applicants
5/21/2013
— 10:00 AM
DPH Information Session at the Graduate Center
5/29/2013
— 5:00 PM
MPH Information Session at the Brooklyn Campus
6/12/2013
— 6:00 PM
Attend an SPH information session >>
Recent CUNY SPH graduate Michael LeVasseur together with SPH faculty members Elizabeth Kelvin & /Nich...
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Dr C Mary Schooling and colleagues’ article featured in the American Journal of Epidemiology as “Editor’s...
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Christian Grov was a featured guest on CBC Radio “Spark with Nora Young” episode 216 “Texting, Over-the-t...
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Accreditation
Learn more about the school's accreditation process with the Council on Education for Public Health. >>
New SPH Location
The CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter College has moved to its new location at 2180 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10035. Click here for directions.
Dr. Neal Cohen, Interim Dean, publishes a commentary in the Huffi...
Mental health needs fly under the radar, with fewer than one-half of persons with diagnosable conditions receiving the t >>
