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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
SPH This Year 2023, Design > Illustrations
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SPH This Year 2023 (Merit)

 

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SPH Honored for Magazine Design and Free Associations Podcast

SPH in the Media

The New York Times

Trump Administration Guts Efforts to Prevent Gun Violence, Suppressing Reports

Mentions research by Jonathan Jay, associate professor of community health sciences. 

Cambridge News

Cutting Out One Drink a Day Could Lower Blood Pressure and Cholesterol, Study Finds

Quotes Marco Vinceti, adjunct professor of epidemiology. 

Forbes

Musk Escalates Unproven USAID Claims in Fiery Posts—as Studies Link DOGE Cuts to Child Deaths

Mentions research by Brooke Nichols, associate professor of global health.

PBS

Former USAID Head Says ‘People Are Dying’ After Dismantling

Mentions research by Brooke Nichols, associate professor of global health.

The New York Times

USAID Cuts Killed People. That’s the Truth

Mentions research by Brooke Nichols, associate professor of global health. 

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