FSPH alum Nelida Duran explored the Arctic Region to discover how indigenous communities are adapting to climate change, and how globalization is encroaching on traditional ways of life.
Having thrived during her training at the Fielding School, Kate Crespi is using her faculty position to ensure that her students reap the same rewards.
FSPH alum Lindsey Pollaczek is helping to transform the lives of women in sub-Saharan Africa who have a devastating condition that has largely been eradicated elsewhere.
As director of the San Francisco health department’s Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Section, alum Mary Hansell sets at-risk groups on a healthy course.
Nearly two decades after earning his PhD at the Fielding School, Vonthanak Saphonn is overseeing the education of Cambodia’s future health professionals.
More than a decade after successfully pushing for the nation’s first soda-and-junk-food ban from public schools, FSPH alum Harold Goldstein continues to make the policy case for healthier eating environments.
