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Erica Washington, MPH Alumna
Celebrating your connection to Tulane
#IAmTulane, Are You?
Tulane SPHTM reconnected with our community at the American Public Health Association conference this year both in the booth and at an affiliated reception. It was there that we premiered a special video starring our wonderful alumni! Click the hashtag to see how they identify as #IAmTulane and all the places their Tulane public health and tropical medicine education has taken them. 

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Cute kid doing a pull-up on a playground gym set.
SPHTM student supports Project Power health education program
The position paper, written by Tulane nutrition researcher Diego Rose, calls for adding more specific sustainability advice to dietary guidelines such as information about how adding more plant-based foods and eating less meat is healthier and better for
US dietary guidelines shouldn't ignore climate change
The schools of Science and Engineering, Liberal Arts, Public Health and Tropical Medicine, and Architecture welcome new leaders. (Photo by Paula Burch-Celentano)
New deans, new directions
Adam Maese, center, Program Director in the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, responds to the surprise award.
President Fitts spreads holiday cheer to deserving staff members
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Upcoming Events
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MLK Day of Service
Jan 21
Seminar
Conceiving Equity: Featuring the Annual Roe v. Wade Lecture with Yana Rodgers
Jan 22
Film
"For Akheem" Documentary Screening
Jan 22
Lecture
NewDay Distinguished Speaker and MLK Week 4 Peace event, with Michael Sorrell, President of Paul Quinn College
Jan 23
View School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine Calendar

For the fourth consecutive year, Tulane University is the No. 1 graduate school nationwide in producing Peace Corps volunteers, with 22 SPHTM student volunteers for 2018.

95% of graduates find jobs or continue education within a year following graduation

Founded in 1912, Tulane SPHTM is the oldest school of public health in the U.S.