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Mel and Enid Zuckerman Arizona College of Public Health

  • Southern Arizona Border Health Careers Opportunity Program (SABHCOP) -- the program helps develop a diverse health care workforce by fostering and promoting academic excellence and cultural competence among students in underserved border-area populations, from middle schools, high schools, colleges and health professional programs.

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Yale School of Public Health

  • Statement of Principle:
    Recognizing the importance of minority health to public health and the critical need to achieve cultural diversity especially of underrepresented minorities in the profession, the school of public health at Yale University will work toward the implementation of policies and practices to accelerate progress in achieving diversity within the public health profession.
  • Affirmative Action Plan: 
  •  Study of Faculty Recruitment and National Best Practices:

    This study is documenting the process and outcomes of recent faculty searches at the YSPH and comparing results with best practices found at other schools of public health nationally.  The initiative is partially funded by the school and partially funded externally.  Results will be shared with all participating schools.

  • Diversity Day Program: Outreach programs such as our annual Diversity Day are building relationships with the community and helping to recruit potential student from underrepresented minority backgrounds to public health.  In conjunction with the efforts of student mentors, KAPLAN, and the Admissions faculty and staff, high school students receive their first exposure to the field of public health.

  •  Project 1000: This national program was created to assist underrepresented students in applying to graduate school.  Students under this program apply to our school free of charge.

     

 

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