The Dean of Emory's School of Public Health Discusses Public Health Graduate Education

Welcome to an illuminating episode of "The Scholars Table" featuring Professor Fallin, a luminary in the field of public health. With a remarkable career encompassing pivotal roles such as Chair of the Department of Mental Health at Johns Hopkins and Director of the Wendy Klag Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities, Prof. Fallin delves into her professional journey, key achievements, and visionary outlook for the future of public health education.

In This Episode:

🔍 Early Life and Career Path:

Explore how Prof. Fallin’s formative experiences and academic pursuits influenced her trajectory in public health.
🏆 Leadership at Emory:

Gain insights into the strategic initiatives that propelled Emory's Rollins School of Public Health to a #3 ranking by US News and World Report under Prof. Fallin’s stewardship.
Discover recent innovations and noteworthy developments within the Rollins School that prospective students should be aware of.
📚 Admissions Insights:

Uncover the primary criteria for admission to the Rollins School of Public Health.
Learn what distinguishes successful applicants in Emory’s esteemed public health programs.
💸 Funding Opportunities:

Detailed exploration of scholarships and funding avenues available to both domestic and international students.
Understanding the process of applying for financial aid and scholarships at Rollins.
🎓 Graduate Success:

Insights into the career trajectories of Rollins graduates, including employment prospects and further educational opportunities in public health.
🤝 Practical Experience and Collaboration:

Overview of hands-on experience opportunities and real-world public health projects available to students.
Benefits derived from the program’s partnerships with other universities and organizations.
🌟 Vision and Future Directions:

Prof. Fallin's forward-looking vision for the Rollins School of Public Health and the key initiatives poised to shape its future.
Emerging fields in neurodevelopment and genetic epidemiology that hold particular interest for Prof. Fallin.
🌐 Public Health Education:

How public health education is anticipated to evolve in the coming decade, particularly in light of the pandemic.
Expert advice for students and early-career professionals aspiring to make a meaningful impact in the realm of public health.
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[DrBandaKhalifa]

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[GodwinAndrews-jlhc]

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[samirasamaila]

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[asuquogospel]

Thank you so much for this. I'm deeply grateful. Please @DrBandakhalifa, would you advise someone with a GPA of 2.75 to apply for Msc in Public health at Emory's School of Public health regardless of the 3.00/4.00 benchmark?
Thank you so much