“My only regret since returning to school is not having done so sooner! The professionals in my M.P.H. cohort are an exceptional blend of public health workers. In addition, my professors and coursework have reignited a desire to expand my knowledge in the field of public health.”
Jeniece Lyons, M.P.H.
M.P.H. Fall 2022 Cohort
“Public Health helped me discover my love of science and research. Currently, I am working on a quality improvement project for postpartum care amongst minority women. The experience working with the community and the amazing faculty within Wright State’s Public Health program have positively impacted my career path.”
Olivia Woten
B.S. Public Health, Class of 2025
“Choosing the M.P.H. program and Wright State University is easily one of the best decisions I have made. Having the flexibility with both in person and online courses made earning my master’s degree possible while continuing to grow my career.”
Logan Williams
M.P.H. Fall 2023 Cohort
“Pursuing an M.P.H. degree allows me to expand my skills to further benefit my community as a Health Educator. I am learning to advance my abilities in areas including grant writing, program planning, disease tracking and prevention, leadership, and more.”
Abigail Griesdorn, C.H.E.S.
M.P.H. Fall 2024 Cohort
“Pursuing a Public Health undergraduate degree is beneficial because of the flexibility, the real-world experience, and the internship and capstone opportunities. The professors within the Public Health program are extremely supportive and just as invested in your success as you are.”
Katie Upton
B.S. Public Health, Class of 2025
“The M.P.H. program with Wright State University has prepared me well for my current career. Much of the coursework focuses on tangible, real-time issues facing the public health sphere. The skills I have learned in my degree program, including epidemiology techniques, social determinants of health, and community assessment, have made me a better public health practitioner.”
Brady Wilson
M.P.H. Fall 2022 Cohort