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CAMPAIGN GOAL: Preparing the Next Generation of Leaders of and for a Changing, Challenging World


Our students are not only future public health and health science leaders; but because the vast majority of our students remain in Massachusetts, they are also the future of the Commonwealth’s entire health infrastructure. They’re eager, inquisitive, and incredibly hard-working, and we must meet their selflessness, enthusiasm, and yearning to make a social impact with relevant, substantive, and intensely hands-on educational experiences: Research practicums, community- and industry-based internships, study abroad programs, field visits, and clinical and consultation services. Our alumni report these learning experiences have had a transformative effect on their lives and careers for years after graduation. We also know that not all students who would benefit from these experiences are able to take part. We must make these opportunities accessible to all students, regardless of their financial situation. 

SPHHS offers a variety of department- and school-based scholarships and awards to undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in both public health and health science degree programs. Demand for professionals with these degrees is increasing. We are fortunate to be able to expand student enrollment—and we are committed to setting our students up for success by growing department, program, and scholarship funding. 

This campaign calls on us to secure $7 million in funding for paid internships and thoughtfully designed practicums with community partners, as well as scholarships at all levels. We know how important the public health and health sciences workforce is to quality of life everywhere, and to the Commonwealth in particular—so we’re committed to strengthening and diversifying the workforce that serves communities. 

Your contributions to scholarships and experiential learning programs make education possible—and more meaningful—for more students. 

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SPHHS Case Statement
CAMPAIGN GOAL: Preparing the Next Generation of Leaders of and for a Changing, Challenging World
Student testimonial: Colleen Beatriz '21MPH
CAMPAIGN GOAL: Research That Translates to Improved Health—Everywhere

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