Public Health Unscripted, Episode 56: Saint Louis University Director of the Master of Athletic Training Program, Katie Sniffen

Public Health Unscripted, Episode 58: Molly Griffin

In the final episode of season four of the ‘Public Health: Unscripted’ podcast, we feature second-year Master of Health Administration graduate and outgoing CPHSJ Marketing and Communications Graduate Student Worker, Molly Griffin. Molly reflects on her overall experience at Saint Louis University. She shares highlights including favorite professors, memorable projects, and a few words of advice for the new host, Brady Huggins.  Tune in to Molly’s final episode!

Public Health Unscripted, Episode 57: Second-Year MPH Student Hassan Gulzar

In this episode of the ‘Public Health: Unscripted’ podcast, second-year MPH student Hassan Gulzar shares insights from his experience at Saint Louis University as an international student, along with his role as Vice President of International Affairs in Student Government. He discusses his transition to SLU, the initiatives he has led through SGA, and his efforts to secure STEM recognition for the HMP program. Gulzar also talks about his capstone project, his post-graduation plans, and offers advice for international students considering an MPH at CPHSJ! Tune in to this exciting conversation about his academic journey and experience at SLU!

Public Health Unscripted, Episode 56: Saint Louis University Director of the Master of Athletic Training Program, Katie Sniffen

In this episode of the 'Public Health: Unscripted’ podcast, Saint Louis University's Director of the Master of Athletic Training Program, Katie Sniffen, joins us to share insights into the intersection between public health and athletic training.  Sniffen reflects on her professional journey, highlights the value of incorporating public health practices into clinical care, and discusses how a PhD concentration in Health Outcomes Research has impacted her approach to athletic training education. She also shares the rewards and challenges of leading a master's program, talks about her research, and gives advice for students considering a PhD. Tune in for an exciting episode focused on how public health comes alive in clinical spaces.

Public Health Unscripted, Episode 55: Learn More About the M.P.H. Concentration Behavioral Science and Health Equity (BSHE), Part 2

In this special edition of the ‘Public Health: Unscripted’ podcast, we showcase the Master of Public Health concentration in Behavioral Science and Health Equity (BSHE). Joining the conversation are current MPH student Amanda Nothstine, along with Jamirah Abdul-Haqq and Cheleia Marshall, all of whom studied in the Department of Behavioral Science and Health Equity. Together, they share their insights on what BSHE truly means, what inspired them to pursue this concentration, and how their coursework transformed their understanding of health disparities. They also reflect on the importance of BSHE in today’s public health landscape and offer advice for other students considering this path. Tune in for an exciting conversation about what Behavioral Science and Health Equity mean from both current students and alumni perspectives!

Public Health Unscripted, Episode 55: Learn More About the M.P.H. Concentration Behavioral Science and Health Equity (BSHE), Part 1

In this special edition of the ‘Public Health: Unscripted’ podcast, we explore the Master of Public Health concentration in Behavioral Science and Health Equity (BSHE). Joining the conversation are Professor Sam Biver, Dr. Enbal Shacham, Associate Dean for Research, and Professor Dr. Ricardo Wray- all members of the Department of Behavioral Science and Health Equity.  Together, they share their perspectives on what BSHE truly means, how students can apply this concentration in their careers, and the type of students who thrive in this field. The group also reflects on the relevance of BSHE in today’s public health landscape and offers valuable advice for those considering this path. Tune in for an engaging and informative conversation about what this MPH concentration truly entails!