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Join fellow alumni in guiding students who dream of walking a path like the one you’ve paved while helping shape the future of this critical field.
More than 10,000 alumni from UTHealth Houston School of Public Health make a significant impact on the world of health. Through this site, you can connect with old friends or make new ones, network with peers in your field, or learn about the latest news at your alma mater.
Join fellow alumni in guiding students who dream of walking a path like the one you’ve paved while helping shape the future of this critical field.
Our school offers many opportunities to stay in touch with former classmates and make new connections. You won’t want to miss any of these fun events!
Every day, your fellow alumni are improving lives throughout our communities. Read about some of the amazing things they are doing to create a healthier tomorrow.
Support students dedicated to following in your footsteps, advance critical research in your field, or propel outreach initiatives that serve people in our communities.
Whether it is your first job in public health or you are transitioning to a new role, we offer alumni many ways to continue building skills and find job advancement opportunities.
Career Services at the School of Public Health is housed within the Office of Public Health Practice and Engagement. The Career Services team actively supports students and alumni to prepare for careers in public health by providing programming, tools, and resources.
Your connection to UTHealth Houston extends beyond your education. Stay in touch with fellow graduates, expand your professional network, and mentor current students by joining the UTHealth Houston Alumni Community, the official networking platform for alumni and students. Registration takes less than two minutes.
Each year, the School of Public Health hosts a reception at the American Public Health Association’s annual meeting. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to connect with fellow alumni and discuss the presentations and programs at this premier meeting in our field. The upcoming symposium will be held October 27-30, 2024, in Minneapolis. We hope you'll join us on Monday, October 28 for our annual Alumni Reception.
“During graduate school, I had many economic hardships, but the G. Roger Florky Memorial Scholarship helped relieve the pressure during a very stressful time. That scholarship and others I received allowed me to push forward to finish graduate school and go on to have an impactful and rewarding career where I care for the health and safety of others. I plan to pay it forward and give a scholarship of my own to a student one day.”
Hope Hartwell, MPH ’14
Environmental, Health, and Safety Manager at Eaton
“Receiving the Dean’s Scholarship bolstered my motivation to obtain a strong foundation of public health principles while progressing through medical school, which I did through the MD/MPH Program at UT Southwestern Medical School and UTHealth Houston School of Public Health. This recognition helped shape my trajectory, leading me to pursue fellowship training in occupational and environmental medicine at Yale University. There, I focused on practical applications of public health principles for my clinical practice and continued involvement in professional organizations, locally and nationally.”
Romero Santiago, MD, MPH ’17
Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine, Carle Illinois College of Medicine
Attending Physician, Occupational and Environmental Medicine – Employee Health, Carle Health in Urbana-Champaign
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Contact the Alumni and Volunteer Engagement team to learn more about alumni programs and engagement opportunities.