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Incoming MPH Cohort Brings Diverse Experience to Program

Incoming Class of 2018

The BYU Health Science Department is proud to welcome the newest students of the Masters of Public Health program. The incoming cohort, class of 2018, hails from a variety of locations worldwide, including Hawaii, India, Canada, and Alaska. In the past, the students have undertaken projects internationally to contribute to research on global healthcare, and this fall, will be traveling to Washington, D.C. to learn how to advocate for public policy change. Their diverse backgrounds and skill sets will bring strength to the program as we strive to live the words written on the entrance to BYU; “The World is Our Campus."

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Written by Lindsey Trendler

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