Why Mailman? The clear commitment to providing students an interdisciplinary public health education, as demonstrated by the Core, the multiple certificates offered, and the ability to take electives that are outside one's department or certificate. Life at Mailman Communicable Diseases in Complex Emergencies with Dr. Rachel Moresky, Research Ethics & Responsible Conduct of Research with Dr. John Santelli, and Epidemiological Modeling for Infectious Diseases with Dr. Wan Yang are some of the most interesting and practical classes that I have taken at MSPH thus far. Life after Mailman I hope to pursue a career that combines epidemiological and complex systems modeling (especially for development and analysis of prevention, mitigation and intervention strategies for epidemic and emerging infectious diseases/complex emergencies) and examination of ethical and equity issues, especially those arising in infectious disease research, public health surveillance and emergency response. ASHLEY GECZIK Hometown Milltown, NJ, USA Department, Degree, Certificate Epidemiology, MPH, Chronic Disease Epidemiology Life before Mailman I attended undergrad at Loyola University located in Baltimore, Maryland and graduated with a BS in Biology in 2015. While at Loyola I worked as a technical laboratory assistant in the biology department, which is where I discovered my passion for scientific research. I was inducted as member of Loyola University Maryland chapter of the Beta Beta Beta Biological Honors Society in 2014.
Why Mailman? The clear commitment to providing students an interdisciplinary public health education, as demonstrated by the Core, the multiple certificates offered, and the ability to take electives that are outside one's department or certificate. Life at Mailman Communicable Diseases in Complex Emergencies with Dr. Rachel Moresky, Research Ethics & Responsible Conduct of Research with Dr. John Santelli, and Epidemiological Modeling for Infectious Diseases with Dr. Wan Yang are some of the most interesting and practical classes that I have taken at MSPH thus far. Life after Mailman I hope to pursue a career that combines epidemiological and complex systems modeling (especially for development and analysis of prevention, mitigation and intervention strategies for epidemic and emerging infectious diseases/complex emergencies) and examination of ethical and equity issues, especially those arising in infectious disease research, public health surveillance and emergency response. ASHLEY GECZIK Hometown Milltown, NJ, USA Department, Degree, Certificate Epidemiology, MPH, Chronic Disease Epidemiology Life before Mailman I attended undergrad at Loyola University located in Baltimore, Maryland and graduated with a BS in Biology in 2015. While at Loyola I worked as a technical laboratory assistant in the biology department, which is where I discovered my passion for scientific research. I was inducted as member of Loyola University Maryland chapter of the Beta Beta Beta Biological Honors Society in 2014.
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