Stony Brook University- Program in Public Health

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The Program in Public Health (GPPH) at Stony Brook Medicine -- the only accredited public health program on Long Island! What else makes us so special?
*Fully integrated program
*Outstanding Faculty
*Student-faculty oriented program
*Small size program: approximately 25 students
*Part of the School of Medicine with many opportunities for clinical research

The Program in Public Health is committed

to ensuring that the educational experience of our students is intellectually challenging and provides the skills needed to become a leader in public health. "The public health professional is a person educated in public health or a related discipline who is employed to improve health through a population focus." http://publichealth.stonybrookmedicine.edu/

For Organization of Public Health Students & Alumni (OPHSA), click here:
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For more photos, please visit our official Flickr page:
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Want to learn more about our outstanding and caring Faculty? Please visit:
http://publichealth.stonybrookmedicine.edu/faculty/corefaculty

06/08/2026

Meet Dr. Meliker: the scientist mapping the connection between our environment and our health.

As an expert in exposure science and environmental epidemiology, Dr. Meliker creates pioneering “space-time” systems to track how everyday exposures—like air and drinking water quality—affect long-term wellness.

From investigating contaminants to solving massive data puzzles, he’s dedicated to building a healthier world for all of us.

Tassels turned, caps launched, futures unlocked. 🎓On Monday we celebrate the newest graduates of the Stony Brook Univers...
05/21/2026

Tassels turned, caps launched, futures unlocked. 🎓

On Monday we celebrate the newest graduates of the Stony Brook University Program in Public Health as they step into careers dedicated to improving communities, advancing health equity, and creating meaningful change.

From classrooms to fieldwork, research projects to internships, this graduating class has shown resilience, compassion, and a commitment to public service every step of the way.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Your next chapter starts now, and the future of public health is brighter because of you.

This morning, we had the pleasure of inducting new students and faculty into the for Delta Omega and Upsilon Phi Delta H...
05/18/2026

This morning, we had the pleasure of inducting new students and faculty into the for Delta Omega and Upsilon Phi Delta Honor Societies. It was a beautiful morning before the bigger commencement ceremony later in the afternoon!

We had a great day at Earthstock! 🌎How does public health connect to the environment? We’re glad you asked!Protecting th...
04/24/2026

We had a great day at Earthstock! 🌎

How does public health connect to the environment? We’re glad you asked!

Protecting the planet = Protecting ourselves. 🔄
Public health and environmental health are two sides of the same coin. By building cleaner, greener spaces, we’re creating a future where everyone has the chance to thrive. Let’s invest in our environment today for a healthier tomorrow.

In honor of National Library Week, we would like to highlight the Healthy Libraries Program and their amazing library pa...
04/22/2026

In honor of National Library Week, we would like to highlight the Healthy Libraries Program and their amazing library partners, from West Islip public library all the way to Hampton Bays public library and beyond! The Healthy Libraries Program provides and connects public library patrons with evidence-based health- related information, and we couldn’t do it without our library partners! 📚 🩺

“Public health is so much more than socioeconomics... it affects our everyday lives.”Today, we’re highlighting Nicole Ra...
04/09/2026

“Public health is so much more than socioeconomics... it affects our everyday lives.”

Today, we’re highlighting Nicole Ramlogan, an MHA student who is taking action to solve one of the biggest challenges in healthcare today: Access.

By focusing on healthcare finance, Nicole is working toward a future where hospital departments have exactly what they need to operate at their highest potential—ensuring that the system grows with the patient’s needs in mind.

Join us in celebrating Nicole and all our students who are ready to take action for a healthier world! 🌍✨

04/07/2026

In honor of , we’re chatting with faculty member Dr. Andy Flescher. As a bioethicist, Andy views public health as our collective effort to help one another flourish.

From his work with the Organ and Procurement Transplant Network to training our MPH students as living donor advocates, Andy’s work ensures that “the gift of life” is handled with equity, transparency, and care.

“Working in public health isn’t just intellectually engaging, but also life-affirming and deeply affecting.”

“Improving health doesn’t just happen at the bedside—it happens through the systems we build around it.” – Halim Kaygisi...
04/06/2026

“Improving health doesn’t just happen at the bedside—it happens through the systems we build around it.”
– Halim Kaygisiz

For , we’re celebrating the critical role of Health Administration in ensuring communities can Protect, Connect, and Thrive Together.

Meet Halim Kaygisiz, a proud alum of the and President of .

Whether leading population health initiatives under DSRIP to connect uninsured individuals to preventive care, or mentoring the next generation of leaders, Halim proves that admin work is foundational public health work.

Good health doesn’t just happen on its own—it takes all of us working together! This National Public Health Week, let’s ...
04/06/2026

Good health doesn’t just happen on its own—it takes all of us working together! This National Public Health Week, let’s celebrate the incredible science, systems, and community partnerships that keep us safe and thriving. From making sure we have clean water and safe food to preventing disease and responding to emergencies, it takes a village. When our public health professionals and government teams row in the same direction, incredible things happen. Let’s keep working together to build a healthier future for everyone!

Deep dives and meaningful dialogue at BIRTH Initiative Session 4. Special thanks to our guest speaker, Ms. Katonya Trent...
03/17/2026

Deep dives and meaningful dialogue at BIRTH Initiative Session 4. Special thanks to our guest speaker, Ms. Katonya Trent, for an empowering afternoon with our participants!

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