School of Public Health
Science, Health, and Health Equity
Health for all. That’s the vision of the School of Public Health, and it permeates every facet of our teaching, research, policy, and practice. Your campaign contributions help to keep students and faculty members at the forefront of discovery, prevention, and mitigation of disease. Even more, your support advances programs and policies that increase access to healthcare, reduce stigma, mitigate the impact of climate change on health, and secure the wellbeing of populations at risk of being left behind in a rapidly changing world.
Your Impact, Amplified
You can unlock $50 million for public health, thanks to a new university incentive. For every gift to a YSPH endowed fund, the university will make an equal and unrestricted contribution to the school’s general endowment, up to a total of $50 million. You can direct your gift to support an area that you care most about—student support, faculty, research, or clinical programs—while the university contribution provides unrestricted funds to advance the dean’s priorities. Learn more about how you can take advantage of this opportunity for your gift to go further, and help our students and faculty improve health for local and global communities.
$50M
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Solutions for a Healthier World
The School of Public Health is committed to creating a healthier future for all by uncovering the causes of poor health and applying evidence-based solutions. Our students and faculty members look beyond the biology of disease to investigate how structural and social factors shape the experiences of people from every community, rich or poor. Our goal is to develop more effective interventions, better health policies, and societal changes leading to greater, more equitable access to healthcare and healthy living.
Key Contacts
May 21, 2024
Data Leadership at the School of Public Health
A gift from Indra Nooyi ’80 MPPM and Raj Nooyi will help train tomorrow’s public health leaders by creating an endowed fund and supporting a collaborative program with the School of Management.
March 13, 2024
For Healthcare Entrepreneurship and Equity: MiChaela Barker ’24 MBA, ’24 MPH
In pursuing dual degrees in business management and public health, MiChaela Barker ’24 MBA, ’24 MPH aims to help eliminate healthcare disparities.