A commitment to the development of outstanding public health professionals


PUBLIC HEALTH CAREER SERVICES

Online Resources

Career Counseling

Students can make an appointment with a member of our Career Services team for individual coaching and resume/cover letter review.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Public health workforce development is the improvement of the workforce through trainings and events that focus on skill enhancement.

Jennifer Ceide, Assistant Director, Public Health Workforce DevelopmentJennifer Ceide, MPH, CHES
Assistant Director, Public Health Workforce Development
(207) 221‑4879 | jceide@une.edu

As the Assistant Director of Public Health Workforce Development, Jennifer is focused on addressing public health workforce gaps and trends by creating professional development opportunities for graduating students, alumni, and public health professionals.

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Public Health Service –
An online community dedicated to giving back

The Graduate Programs in Public Health (GPPH) at the University of New England are committed to improving the health and well-being of communities.

Volunteer Week

Volunteer week is a two-week period that occurs twice a year, dedicated to encouraging UNE students, faculty, and public health professionals everywhere to facilitate meaningful community service activities with a public health focus. Check out the recap of one of our past volunteer weeks on our blog.

During our dedicated volunteer weeks, we ask participants to share photos of their volunteer experiences with us and our social media followers by using the hashtag #uneonlinegivesback. Check out our Facebook album here.

The Ghana Cross-Cultural Health Immersion

Since 2008, UNE students, faculty, and professional staff have been part of this partnership in the twin cities of Sekondi and Takoradi, Ghana, West Africa. Participants engage in direct health services, interprofessional collaboration, community education, and academic and cross-cultural exchange.

Students from all health professions programs are invited to participate, and will, in conjunction with participating faculty, develop, implement, and evaluate health education curricula relevant to the population’s needs.

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Questions?

If you have any questions about the coursework or the program requirements, please speak to one of our enrollment counselors at the email or phone number below.