From Matthew Chamberlin
Associate Dean for Communications and Marketing
What do we mean when we talk about “health policy?” Sometimes we think of policy as a shorthand for legislation, but that is only a part of how successful policies are created and implemented. In this issue of Carolina Public Health, we aim to share a 360-degree overview of the inner workings of health policy. This is also the first multimedia edition of the magazine, with live links to video content. As always, thank you for your support of the Gillings School.
Articles from Spring 2024
What is our role in public policy?
This issue explores how public health and policy work to achieve healthier communities, with emphasis on evidence-informed strategies and community engagement.
Health Policy & Management
Public Health Leadership
Incentivizing change for a healthier climate
Exploring the shift towards renewable energy and battery tech for a sustainable future, with a focus on policy incentives and climate change mitigation.
Environmental Sciences and Engineering
Health Policy & Management
What should legislators know about public health?
Students advocate for 2024 focus on drink marketing, opioid crisis response, expanded voter registration and enhancing maternal care access.
Health Policy & Management
Maternal Child & Health
Collaborating to address food security
Leeann Ji's MPH practicum with the UN FAO in Bangkok focused on water scarcity, sanitation and agriculture to combat food insecurity in Asia.
Environmental Sciences and Engineering
Nutrition
Meet the new Department of PHLP
The new PHLP department aims to enhance public health leadership through education and practical solutions, fostering global health impact.
Health Policy & Management
Public Health Leadership
Stephens unites oral and public health
Rhonda Stephens advances oral-public health integration at UNC, focusing on interdisciplinary training to combat misinformation and improve health.
Health Policy & Management
Public Health Leadership
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