50 Years, One Mission. For the health of all.
Join us in celebrating SPH50 by participating in an event, donating, and volunteering to advance the health of all.
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Share Your Stories
As Boston University School of Public Health marks its 50th anniversary, we want to highlight the incredible journeys and impact of our alumni and supporters. Your experiences, insights, and reflections help us celebrate the past, showcase the present, and inspire the future of public health.
Please take a few minutes to share your story, memories, and photos. Your responses may be featured in SPH communications, publications, and 50th anniversary spotlights.
50th Anniversary Task Force
Community Events Sub-committee
- Maria Glymour, Faculty
- Urvi Mujumdar, Student/Chair
- Matthew Bullard, Staff
- Erica Augustine, Staff/ex officio
Impact Showcase Sub-committee
- Mary Murphy-Phillips, Staff
- Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz, Faculty/Chair
- Bryn Rediger, Student
- Cara Willis, Staff/ex officio
Giving Day/Engagement Challenge Sub-committee
- Gwenn Knox, Staff
- Nancy Scott, Faculty
- Ina Lee, Student
- Jackie Bowes, Staff/ex officio
Donate
- Future of Public Health Fund
- Think: Faculty and student research
- Teach: Financial support for students
- Do: Generation Health—Practicum and partnerships
Your support in action
NeuroDoC: Students Build AI Chatbot to Support Care of Coma Patients - Search “AI for healthcare” online today and an avalanche of articles result—many focused on the dangers of soliciting medical advice… 
A Dentist Expands Her Scope of Practice - Departing Egypt to study biostatistics and epidemiology at the School of Public Health was not a move Mai Hussein undertook… 
“I Want to Challenge Myself Even More” - Before Vivian Muzyk became a student in the online MPH program at the School of Public Health, she was a… 
In Gratitude and Service to Public Health - Dear Colleagues, It is hard to believe that it has been four months since I’ve had the great honor to… 
SPH at 45 - From part-time program to top-ten school of public health. And still evolving.