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SPH This Year 2025

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Building on the Past. Preparing for the Future.

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SPH's Office of Marketing and Communications celebrates the school's transformational research, scholarship, and practice in both print and digital publications. The team has received multiple media and design awards for capturing SPH's commitment to health equity across these channels.

2024 Awards
Anthem Award

Free Associations podcast - Gold

UCDA Design Awards

SPH This Year 2023 - Magazine - Cover Design - Special Publication  (Gold)
SPH This Year 2023 - Special Publication - Administrative or Academic Units (Silver)
SPH This Year 2023 - Magazine - Editorial Spread-Series of Spreads (Excellence)

CASE Circle of Excellence (national/global)

SPH This Year 2023, Covers (Bronze)

PRINT Awards

SPH This Year 2023, Annual Reports (First Place)

CASE District 1 (regional)

SPH This Year 2023, Design > Covers
SPH This Year 2023, Publications > Publications: President's Reports and Annual Reports
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SPH in the Media

MedPage Today

Study Points to Massive Undercount of Early COVID Deaths in the U.S.

Quotes Andrew Stokes, associate professor of global health.

AP

More than 150,000 Uncounted COVID-19 Deaths Occurred Early in the Pandemic, a Study Finds.

Quotes Andrew Stokes, associate professor of global health. 

The Boston Globe

A Surge in Older Cannabis Customers Is a Boon at Dispensaries, a Concern for Doctors

Quotes Danielle Haley, assistant professor of community health sciences. 

Worcester Telegram & Gazette

Fastest Route to FDA Approval Not the Best

Article written by Katherine O'Malley, principal policy analyst in health law, policy & management. 

Newsweek

Iranians Struggling to Breathe After Israeli Strikes Created Toxic Rain

Quotes Kimberly Sullivan, research associate professor of environmental health. 

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