Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health
By: Tianni Spence Honestly? Starting public health school during a pandemic was… challenging. I think we all had an idea of what school would look like, but the pandemic quickly changed those realities. I’m not from Atlanta, so moving to a new city from out of state during the pandemic was a little lonely. The …
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By: Haley Schavemaker Graduate school during normal times (or should I say “precedented times?”) is an immense financial, physical, and emotional commitment. Perfecting the art of balancing academic requirements, refining technical skills, developing a professional network, and applying for employment has never been better navigated than by the average graduate student. The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) …
By: Sarah Chelli - Global Health When I first moved to Atlanta, I was super nervous about budgeting because it was my first time living on my own and paying for rent, groceries, utilities, etc. Since living in Atlanta for over a year now, it’s been really important for me to stick to my budget …
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