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Sponsored by the University of Kentucky's College of Public Health Public Health Showcase 2024 Highlights

Highlights from the 2024 Public Health Showcase!

Research Student Abstracts

Practice Student Abstracts

Awards

Olivia Allran: Future Medical Providers' Attitudes And Knowledge About Naloxone (no poster)
Samantha Jones: Community Input In Harm Reduction Kiosk Design
Carly Meyers: Building Bridges Initiative Theory Of Change For Residential Intervention Program Evaluation

Morgan DeChene-Arvin: Disaster/Recovery Relief Trip To Puerto Rico
Ashley Grospitch: Creating A Social Needs Screening And Referral Experiential Learning Opportunity
Julia Heller: Exploration Of Income-Based Factors Association With Persistent Deficits From Birth

Hanan Yusuf: Examining The Association Of Social Vulnerability With Acute Myocardial Infarction Hospitalizations And Mortality In Kentucky
Christopher Otieno: Association Between Community Racial Composition And Population Health Activities
Orighomisan Agboghoroma: Cardiovascular Disease Burden Among Adults With Type 1 Diabetes In The US

Mary Elizabeth Pendergrass: Team Up: CPH Bridging Academia And Practice
Orighomisan Agboghoroma: An Introduction To Performance Improvement In Public Health: A Practicum Experience
Amanda Beckett: The Role Of Evaluation In Strengthening Public Health Initiatives: Evaluating Colorectal Cancer Data -- A Public Health Practicum Experience

Todd Burus: What We Missed: Quantifying Undiagnosed Cancer Cases In The Us During Covid-19, March-December 2020
Qi Yan : Advancing Salivary Biomarker Development With Machine Learning
Drew Farr: Snoring And Systemic Inflammation Are Associated With Greater Likelihood Of Depression Diagnosis

Khine Zin Aung: Investigating The Genetic Links Between Alzheimer's Disease And Cancer
Jialin Hou: Heterogeneous Effects Of State Medical And Recreational Cannabis Laws On Cannabis Poisoning
Jordan McAllister: Predicting Child Abuse In South Carolina Using County-Level Indicators

Rachel Hogg-Graham

Biostatistics

Health Management and Policy

a photograph of two students pinning a research poster up together — Linda Kim

a photograph of a group of people presenting and viewing posters in rows — Linda Kim

a photograph of three people smiling and posing with the Wildcat mascot, next to posters — Linda Kim

a photograph of people eating and socializing at tables, with poster presentations in the background — Linda Kim

a photograph student presenting research poster to the Wildcat mascot — Linda Kim

a photograph of a person taking a photo of two people posing with the Wildcat mascot. White, blue, and green balloons are on either side of the people. — Linda Kim

a photograph of group of people seated in an audience smiling and clapping. 3 individuals in focus are wearing bright colors and glasses — Linda Kim

a photograph of Dr. Julia Costich speaking at a podium labeled “University of Kentucky”, on a stage of panelists — Linda Kim

a photograph of four panelists on stage, presenting discussions to a seated audience — Linda Kim

a photograph Dr. Connie White speaking at a podium labeled “University of Kentucky”, on a stage of panelists — Linda Kim

a photograph of Laura Eirich speaking at a podium labeled “University of Kentucky”, on a stage of panelists — Linda Kim

a photograph of Dr. Swannie Jett speaking at a podium labeled “University of Kentucky”, on a stage of panelists — Linda Kim

a photograph of Blue table with a tabletopper tent that reads “Public Health Showcase” next to a microphone and flower arrangement with white and light blue flowers — Linda Kim

CEPH Review

The University of Kentucky College of Public Health is undergoing a review by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) for re-accreditation. Part of this process includes the invitation to provide third-party comments. Anyone, including students, alumni, employers, community partners, etc., is allowed to share relevant information about the college directly with CEPH. If you would like to provide input to CEPH to inform their review, send your comments to submissions@ceph.org by May 4th, 2025.

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