MTSU鈥檚 Public Health Week Highlights Diverse Career Paths, Addresses Current Issues

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« MTSU鈥檚 Public Health Week Highlights Diverse Career Paths, Addresses Current Issues

<strong><em>Award-winning journalist Sam Quinones kicked off National Public Health Week observance on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn., on April 7 for a public talk on his book, 鈥淔rom Crisis to Community: Stories of Hope in the Shadow of Fentanyl.鈥� The event was sponsored by the MTSU Office of Prevention Science and Recovery and the Public Health Program. (MTSU photo by Cat Curtis Murphy)</em></strong>

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Award-winning journalist Sam Quinones kicked off National Public Health Week observance on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn., on April 7 for a public talk on his book, 鈥淔rom Crisis to Community: Stories of Hope in the Shadow of Fentanyl.鈥� The event was sponsored by the MTSU Office of Prevention Science and Recovery and the Public Health Program. (MTSU photo by Cat Curtis Murphy)

« MTSU鈥檚 Public Health Week Highlights Diverse Career Paths, Addresses Current Issues

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« MTSU鈥檚 Public Health Week Highlights Diverse Career Paths, Addresses Current Issues

<strong><em>Public health students at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn., coordinated events in early April for the inaugural campus observance of National Public Health Week, including a panel of alumni who talked with students about the industry and potential career pathways. Speakers include, from left, MTSU Career Center advisor Amy Medlin, adjunct health science faculty Michael Rankins, Aubrenie Jones with the Tennessee Department of Health, Sarah Murfree with the Prevention Coalition for Success and MTSU public health undergraduate I鈥檓ya Hill. (Submitted photo)</em></strong>

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Public health students at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn., coordinated events in early April for the inaugural campus observance of National Public Health Week, including a panel of alumni who talked with students about the industry and potential career pathways. Speakers include, from left, MTSU Career Center advisor Amy Medlin, adjunct health science faculty Michael Rankins, Aubrenie Jones with the Tennessee Department of Health, Sarah Murfree with the Prevention Coalition for Success and MTSU public health undergraduate I鈥檓ya Hill. (Submitted photo)

« MTSU鈥檚 Public Health Week Highlights Diverse Career Paths, Addresses Current Issues

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