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St. Kate's Public Health Degrees offered:

Undergraduate
Dual Degree
CHW Certificate “With a focus on global health, St.

Kate’s MPH students will be able to live out the mission of justice and equity as they address health conditions here and around the globe.”
- Program Director Mary Hearst, M.P.H., Ph.D.

Reminder: Join Public Health Club for t-shirt decorating from 12-2:00PM in the atrium of CDC
10/19/2026

Reminder: Join Public Health Club for t-shirt decorating from 12-2:00PM in the atrium of CDC

Public Health students, SPRING 2027 REGISTRATION IS ALREADY AROUND THE CORNER! Make sure to set up a meeting with your a...
10/15/2026

Public Health students, SPRING 2027 REGISTRATION IS ALREADY AROUND THE CORNER! Make sure to set up a meeting with your advisor as well as take a sneak peek at our upcoming classes (seen below)...

🌸🌸🌸 The St. Kate's Public Health Club is hosting a t-shirt decorating event for breast cancer awareness! Drop in on Octo...
10/15/2026

🌸🌸🌸 The St. Kate's Public Health Club is hosting a t-shirt decorating event for breast cancer awareness! Drop in on October 19th, 12:00pm - 2:00pm in the CDC at Atrium 2 (near the info desk)! 🌸🌸🌸 T-shirts and decorations provided! 👚 ✨

Public Health students and faculty participate in Citizen Katie; a St. Kate’s tradition of giving back to the community!
09/26/2026

Public Health students and faculty participate in Citizen Katie; a St. Kate’s tradition of giving back to the community!

A BRAND NEW Public Health class? Sign me up! 🦠🧫💊St. Kates is now offering Public Health Biology [HLTH 3500]. This new, f...
09/24/2026

A BRAND NEW Public Health class? Sign me up! 🦠🧫💊
St. Kates is now offering Public Health Biology [HLTH 3500]. This new, four credit class will focus on the basics of biology as they relate to infectious disease epidemiology!

Our Public Health Program Director Sr. Angela Ekwonye added two papers to her publications so far this year! She continu...
09/17/2026

Our Public Health Program Director Sr. Angela Ekwonye added two papers to her publications so far this year! She continues to focus her work on mental health promotion and the mechanisms of resilience that sustain diverse populations navigating social and economic hardship. Both papers focus on employing positive psychological interventions to increase the quality of life of Nigerian university students.

On one of these papers, Sr. Ekwonye collaborated with public health students Leila Hoeschen Ehrbright and Sophi M. Cahalan through the Summer Scholars Program!

📄📎 Effect of gratitude education and a one-week grateful expression exercise on perceived stress of students at a Nigerian University: A mixed-methods pilot study:
https://doi.org/10.1007/s12144-026-09603-7

📄📎 Do Gratitude Expression, Acts of Kindness, Positive Reframing, and Applying Character Strengths Improve Subjective Well-Being? Evidence from University Students:
https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci15040244

☀️📚 Are you a student interested in getting published? Check out the Summer Scholars Program:
https://www.stkate.edu/academics/research/undergraduate-research/summer-scholars

This summer, Sister Angela Ekwonye has been collaborating with public health students Lydia Roseth and Liva Dill through...
09/10/2026

This summer, Sister Angela Ekwonye has been collaborating with public health students Lydia Roseth and Liva Dill through the Summer Scholars program. The project studied the effects of a psychological intervention called "Best Possible Self", and its effect on the well-being of Nigerian university students. Their manuscript is currently undergoing review for publishing!

☀️🌈 Summer Scholars Info:
https://www.stkate.edu/academics/research/undergraduate-research/summer-scholars

Celebrating the global impact of our MPH community! After completing her MPH practicum and co-authoring AOFOG’s Regional...
11/21/2025

Celebrating the global impact of our MPH community! After completing her MPH practicum and co-authoring AOFOG’s Regional Call to Action to Eliminate Violence Against Women, MPH student Alyssa Olson was invited back to Chulalongkorn University’s School of Global Health in Bangkok, Thailand. Working in collaboration with MPH alumna Connie Vang, who currently lives in Bangkok, Alyssa is supporting a Photovoice study on IPV among university students.

Alyssa recently traveled to Bangkok to present for the WHO’s International Day to End Violence Against Women.

We are so proud of their commitment to advancing women’s health and preventing violence worldwide.

We’re excited to celebrate MPH student Artam Enayat, who presented his research at the APHA 2025 Conference in October.A...
11/21/2025

We’re excited to celebrate MPH student Artam Enayat, who presented his research at the APHA 2025 Conference in October.

Artam’s presentation, “Navigating Climate Change and Violence Against Women and Girls: Community Response Strategies in Kilifi, Kenya,” examined how climate-related stresses can heighten risks for violence against women and girls and highlighted multi-level community response strategies.

He shared that the best part of APHA was connecting with professionals passionate about gender and climate justice, receiving feedback that strengthened the community and policy relevance of his work.

Artam added, “I would like to sincerely thank Dr. Allen (MPH Director and Associate Professor) and Dr. Munala (U of MN research partner and former MPH faculty member) for their unwavering support and guidance throughout this research, and for giving me the opportunity to present it at the nationwide APHA 2025 conference. This achievement would not have been possible without their mentorship and encouragement.”

We are so proud of Artam’s dedication to community-centered research and global health equity!

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2004 Randolph Avenue , #4203
Saint Paul, MN
55105

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