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Mona Haimour is a 2016 inductee to UNE’s Chapter of the Delta Omega Honor Society, she also proved herself to be one of UNE’s brightest Master of Public Health students.

Mona Haimour, MPH

Tola Ilegbusi is a student in the Science Prerequisites for Health Professions (SPHP) program, taking online science prerequisites to prepare for his application to medical school.

Tola Ilegbusi, Science Prerequisites student

Tola Ilegbusi, SPHP Program

Fred Adhaya discusses why he chose to pursue his Ed.D. with UNE, and how his MPH has helped him along that journey.

Fred Adhaya, MPH

Kenneth Palmer talks about his experience with UNE Online, the community among MSW students, and how he intends to move forward in his career as a clinical social worker focused on trauma treatment.

Kenneth Palmer, MSW student, stands in his Navy Uniform

Kenneth Palmer, MSW Program

Janet Quiring speaks about the MS in Health Informatics program, how she leveraged her strengths to find her practicum placement, and what aspects of real-life cybersecurity her practicum is exposing her to.

Student Spotlight Janet Quiring Health Informatics program

Janet Quiring, MS in Health Informatics

Jazmin Soloman discusses how the coronavirus has changed her work atmosphere, and how her degree in public health has opened up doors for her.

Jazmin Soloman, MPH

Meg Cotton talks about being a student while on deployment, her experience with the coursework, and her goals for the future.

Meg Cotton, deployed soldier and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Meg Cotton, SPHP Program

Amber Huff talks about her experience entering the MSW program as an Advanced Standing student, and what she plans to do with her degree once she graduates.

Amber Huff, MSW

Dr. Michael Fischer is a recent graduate of the Ed.D. program at UNE Online and was recently named the president of York County Community College, in Wells, Maine.

Dr. Michael Fischer, Ed.D. Grad

Gail Callahan decided to earn her MPH as a way to expand her knowledge of public health and begin to transition her career from one-on-one clinical care to a position where she can make change on a broader level.

Gail Callahan, MPH Alumni of University of New England 2018

Gail Callahan, MPH ‘18

Managing Seasonal Allergies

Nang H. Tin Maung, Ph.D., M.P.H., Program Manager of the Graduate Programs in Public Health at UNE Online, has authored a column featured in the Journal Tribune as part of the newspaper’s Health & Wellness series.

July is National Allergy Awareness Month, and Dr. Tin Maung’s column shares practices on how to best manage seasonal allergies, which affect approximately 40 to 60 million Americans each year.

Dr. Tin Maung’s column includes a lot of insightful information and helpful tips, including:

Keep an allergy diary and know your triggers
Stay indoors or wear masks/sunglasses to reduce exposure to allergens
Maintain/change your air filters (including those in your car!)

You can read Dr. Tin Maung’s full column here.

Learn more about our Graduate Programs in Public Health, by visiting our website at: online.une.edu/public-health/degrees/

Visit online.une.edu/gateway-portal-page to get started on your M.P.H. application today!

By Monique Gaudet on July 18th, 2017 in Online Graduate School, Public Health

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