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Posted on May 2, 2018October 14, 2018

Beyond Rollins: Exploring Public Health Around Atlanta

By: Susanna Trost - 1st Year - Epidemiology As students at Rollins, we are lucky to live in a city full of opportunities to explore the field of public health outside of the classroom setting. Right next to Rollins is the David J. Spencer CDC Museum. Filled with information about the history of the CDC …

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Posted on February 16, 2017October 14, 2018

Pre-Medicine at RSPH: Tips and Tricks

By: Reem Hamoda- 1st Year- Epidemiology For many students coming into Rollins, the end goal is to get a degree and then launch a successful career in public health! But, for some students, including myself, our graduate education will not end with our MPH/MSPH. Being pre-med in graduate school is quite different from undergrad, but …

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Posted on April 12, 2016October 14, 2018

How to make (non-human) friends in Atlanta

By: Danielle Z Shojaie, 1st Year Epidemiology For me, one of the most difficult parts of being away from home is that I miss my dog, Baron. I even thought about bringing him here to Atlanta, but he is bigger than what is approved by most apartments and he would miss my mom too much. …

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