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Students and faculty at work in communities

UIC students who won the Clarion Case Competition pose for a picture, holding one finger in the air signaling their victory in the competition.
Working as a Team to Address Housing Insecurity and Homelessness
Monday, July 15, 2019
UIC students who won the 2019 Institute for Healthcare Improvement Clarion Case Competition share details on their case proposal to address and mitigate homelessness.
MHA alumnus Sobitan Boyede stands in a grocery aisle, holding a yuca and a canned good product.
MHA Alumnus Launches Culturally Specific Grocery Delivery
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Boyede Sobitan, Master of Healthcare Administration alumnus, has launched OjaExpress, a same day grocery delivery platform specifically for African and Caribbean grocery stores that allows small grocers to sell cultural specific groceries.
Our Latest Research and Publications
Monday, July 1, 2019
Check out the latest in published research from faculty and staff at the UIC School of Public Health and the Institute for Health Research and Policy.
Ose Ituah headshot.
MHA Student Earns American College of Healthcare Executives Scholarship
Sunday, June 30, 2019
Ose Ituah, Master of Healthcare Administration student, has awarded the highly prestigious 2019 Albert W. Dent scholarship by the The American College of Healthcare Executives.
Alumnus Jay Bhatt Joins Presidents Bush and Clinton for Veterans Discussion
Thursday, June 27, 2019
Jay Bhatt, MPH in Health Policy and Administration '02, joins Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton for the Moody Conversation at the Bush Presidential Center on veterans' issues and challenges in health care.
A ‘how to’ guide for communities concerned about pollution
Thursday, June 20, 2019
The Great Lakes Center for Children’s Environmental Health at the UIC School of Public Health has published a guide for Great Lakes region community members concerned about environmental exposures in their neighborhoods.