WHAT IS AN M.S. IN COMMUNITY ENGAGED MEDICINE?

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WHERE MEDICINE MEETS HUMANITY

The health of a person is inextricably linked to the health of the community. Medical providers and leaders are growing increasingly aware that effective health care extends beyond the clinical setting and must engage the community as a whole. The Master of Science in Community Engaged Medicine is a 12-month graduate program that puts students into the field to learn about health disparities firsthand, leading to an advanced understanding of biomedical science and population health and all the social and biological factors that can affect health.

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The Institute for the Advancement of Community Health held a hooding ceremony for the graduates of a Masters in Science in Community Engaged Medicine at the Younts Conference Center on Friday evening, May 5, 2023.

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Meet our Faculty

Anna Lang Cass

Anna Cass

Associate Professor of Health Sciences
Katie Beeson

Katie Beeson

Assistant Director of Graduate Programs
Tim Patrick

Tim Patrick

Professor of Health Sciences
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Mara Robu

Senior Lecturer
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Loretta Crowley

Director of Education
John Banisaukas

John Banisaukas

Director of Pre-Professional Advising, Chief Health Careers Advisor

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Click the link below to request more information about our program. If you have additional questions, please contact the assistant director of graduate programs.

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