The Rutgers School of Public Health Alumni Association (SPHAA) was established in 2010 to help our alumni stay connected to the school and each other.
All Rutgers School of Public Health graduates, as well as those from the former New Jersey Graduate Program in Public Health and the UMDNJ-School of Public Health, are automatically members of this association.
The SPHAA encourages partnership, stimulates interest, and promotes communication among and between alumni, the school, and local, state, and global public health communities. Your involvement and participation can help shape the future direction of the SPHAA and the Rutgers School of Public Health.
The SPHAA was chartered as a Rutgers University Alumni Association (RUAA) chapter in 2018, granting graduates access to resources, services, and events offered by the RUAA.
The RUAA is a great place to make connections, find resources, and receive exclusive benefits for Rutgers alumni.
Rutgers School of Public Health alumni, including those from the former New Jersey Graduate Program in Public Health and the UMDNJ-School of Public Health, go on to improve the health and well-being of people and populations in New Jersey, across the country, and around the world! You can find our alumni in government, non-profit organizations, healthcare settings, pharmaceutical companies, academia, and many other private and public industries.
“It is an incredible experience to be able to put my coursework to the test every day and participate in public health as it happens around us,” says Subramhanya who is an Epidemiologist with the New Jersey Department of Health.
"Whether it is disease prevention, mental health promotion or any other area of interest, it is vital to convey the necessary message to all our communities using means that are effective," says Abersone, who is a research consultant.
"I developed a unique vantage point, providing new insight on how to create change when confronted with traditional challenges in nutrition education," says Elnakib, who is Department of Family and Community Health Sciences chair at Rutgers Cooperative Extension.
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