Boise State School of Public and Population Health @BoiseStateSPPH

Congratulations to MPH Graduate Rayne Robinson! Rayne's advice for students is to "start making connections now. Ask faculty what they are working on, email people about questions, sit down for informational interviews, etc. Utilize the resources that SPPH has available to you!"

Data-driven decision making is key to helping the community in meaningful and effective ways. MPH Students in our Data-Driven Decision Making Emphasis learn how to use data to make a difference! Learn more: boisestate.edu/spph/mph/data-…

Congratulations to Health Studies graduate Joelle Stever! Stever is hoping to go to either a nursing program and or an accelerated nursing program. She looks forward to increasing her knowledge and being able to help people in the community!

Our Health Studies General Emphasis program prepares students for an array of public health professions — a great fit for anyone looking to go into Healthcare Administration or to go on to Professional and/or Clinical Programs! 🧑‍🎓🏥 Learn more here: boisestate.edu/spph/undergrad…

Passionate about the health of people living in rural areas and the study of health care delivery in those environments? Consider adding our Rural Health Certificate to your degree! 🧑‍🌾🧑‍⚕️ Learn more: boisestate.edu/spph/undergrad… #PublicHealth #RuralHealth

Congratulations to MPH Graduate Jennifer Nguyen! Jennifer's advice for students is "to take full advantage of SPPH resources—especially the amazing faculty and events. These resources are incredibly valuable for building connections and setting a foundation for your career.

Congratulations to MPH graduate Jessica Buster! Jessica's advice is for students to "step outside of your comfort zone and take courses outside your emphasis. Exploring different disciplines can help you discover new ways to contribute to public health after graduation."

Students on the Prevention and Intervention Programming track of our MPH will learn to use a problem-focused, multidisciplinary approach to designing prevention and intervention programs that address pressing public health problems. Learn More: boisestate.edu/spph/mph/preve…

Our Public Health certificate prepares students for a career that advances the health of their communities. Learn how to develop community partnerships and take action to address public health challenges by adding this certificate to your degree: boisestate.edu/spph/undergrad…

Congratulations to Health Studies graduate Gabriella Jausoro! During her time in the undergraduate program, Gabriella loved building meaningful connections with professors, classmates, and campus leaders who helped shape her journey.

SPPH Emeritus Professor Sarah Toevs joined representatives from two national organizations to share information about efforts to implement the 2022 National Strategies to Support Family Caregivers at the 2025 National Respite Conference! Learn more: boisestate.edu/spph/toevs-pre…

Looking to gain some hands on experience this fall? Communities for Youth interns will facilitate small groups, conduct focus groups, collect data on youth mental health, and assist in initiative events in various communities across Idaho. Learn more: docs.google.com/document/d/1Ly…

Josh Young, a B.S. Health Studies and MPH alum, has put his degrees to good use as a program specialist and emergency room technician. Young will soon be attending University of Washington to attain his Master of Clinical Health Services. Learn more: boisestate.edu/spph/from-publ…

Congratulations to graduating Health Studies student Cayenne Denny! Cayenne has accepted a job with the Department of Health and Welfare! She looks forward to giving back to the community that helped to get her to where she is today!

SPPH Associate Professor Ellen Schafer recently received the Graduate College Excellence in Graduate Faculty Mentoring award.  “I had fantastic mentors that shared their wisdom and taught me patience and empathy. I hope I am able to do the same for our students,” Schafer says.

We asked SPPH Assistant Professor Priyanka Dubey what she enjoys about being a part of the Student Affairs Committee! The committee plays a key role in event programming and resource development! We're so grateful to all the members!

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Today's the day!! 🎉🏆🍔 We can't wait to see you at our SPPH Spring Picnic & Awards Ceremony today at 12, on the HSRV Front Lawn! Bring a smile and some cheer for the end a great academic year!

MPH and PHD in Philosophy in Public and Population Health Leadership students displayed their research at the annual Graduate Student Showcase. 17 SPPH students presented research posters! Learn about their research here: boisestate.edu/spph/17-spph-s…

Want to learn what life is like as a med student? On May 17th, Idaho WWAMI is hosting an exciting opportunity for prospective students--a full day of medical student activities and preparation for the application process! Register here: uidaho.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eI…

Over the coming weeks we'll be spotlighting graduating SPPH students! 🎓 Congratulations to Adrián-Miguel Rodríguez whose achievements include published research, experience as a policy analyst, Graduate Showcase awards, and representing Boise State at various 3MT competitions!