Spotlights

May 9, 2012

Shannon Hanby in an MPH degree candidate with a concentration in Health Promotion and Behavior from Lilburn, GA.  She is completing her degree program in May 2012. 

Where was your internship/residency?
My internship was with AIDS Athens.

What was your internship/residency project?
I had two large projects while I was at AIDS Athens.  The first was putting together the...

March 28, 2012

Congratulations to the Health Promotion and Behavior team who took home the trophy for the 2012 CPH Field Day Games. This year we had our games at the Health Sciences Campus softball field. Thanks to everyone that came out to play and/or support.  Events included jumprope relay, knee ball relay, waterballoon toss, dizzy bat, kickball, and tug-o-war. 

March 12, 2012

As an active partner of the Safe Kids Athens Coalition, the Traffic Safety Research and Evaluation Group recently attended the Safe Kids Athens Coalition kickoff event. Also present were Hospital trauma staff, Athens Clarke County police, Head Start risk managers, therapy dog trainers, and a representative from Chevrolet. As a coalition partner, the TSREG will collaborate with Safe Kids Athens to prevent childhood injury with education,...

February 29, 2012

The Food, Society, and Public Health classes met at the UGA Organic Farm to learn about sustainable agriculture. They are learning about the current food system, including the implications of industrial farming, genetically modified organisms, the impact on the environment and alternative solutions such as buying locally grown, organic food. They met at the UGA Organic Farm and were given a tour and learned about...

February 8, 2012

Mark Wilson, head of the department of health promotion and behavior in the University of Georgia College of Public Health, has received a grant to test different versions of a diabetes prevention program in workplace settings. The $3 million, five-year grant will fund a six-month weight management program aimed at reducing caloric intake and bolstering physical activity among employees of municipal governments in Georgia.

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