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Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health We are the voice of academic public health, advocating for improved health for everyone, everywhere.

The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health is the voice of accredited public health education, representing the CEPH-accredited member schools and programs of public health. ASPPH strengthens the nation’s public health schools and programs and improves global health by:
Fostering quality education and practice-based training for the next generation of public health workers
Promoting public health as a career option
Monitoring trends relevant to public health education
Facilitating collaborations across schools and programs
Developing partnerships across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors
Advancing public health education that meets 21st-century demands is ASPPH’s core mission. To ensure public health workers have the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes, ASPPH:
Develops competencies and learning outcomes across the educational continuum
Sponsors fellowships and internships that offer “real-world” practice experiences
Promotes the Certified in Public Health (CPH) credential
Leads Framing the Future, an interdisciplinary task force that is reconsidering public health education
As an advocate for the interests of academic public health, ASPPH:
Safeguards and expands the $1.5 billion-plus pool of federal grants and contracts to public health schools and programs for education, research, and practice
Reviews existing and proposed federal laws and regulations and advances policy positions
Strategic partnerships power the ASPPH agenda, with collaborations across public health disciplines and the wider community of health professionals. ASPPH is the successor to the Association of Schools of Public Health, established in 1953. In 2013, membership was expanded to include CEPH-accredited programs of public health.

Who’s joining us tomorrow? Register Here: https://aspph.org/event/ai-in-action-practical-applications-for-academic-publi...
10/28/2026

Who’s joining us tomorrow? Register Here: https://aspph.org/event/ai-in-action-practical-applications-for-academic-public-health/

Continued conversation about AI’s responsible and ethical use is essential, especially as it becomes increasingly integrated across public health.

On October 29 from 1:00–2:00 PM ET, the ASPPH Presents Webinar series will host AI in Action: Practical Applications for Academic Public Health.

The webinar will explore how artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to practical application across the public health ecosystem, while examining the governance, ethical, and human considerations that must accompany its use.

Melissa Perry, Dean of the George Mason University College of Public Health and Amitabh Suthar, Senior Advisor for Applied AI at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will discuss emerging applications of AI and considerations for implementing these technologies responsibly and effectively.

Register to Join: https://hubs.li/Q04Cd0Mh0

We are heading to the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo next week!Come find us at booth  #1737 to learn about:đź§“ Healthy Longe...
10/28/2026

We are heading to the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo next week!

Come find us at booth #1737 to learn about:
đź§“ Healthy Longevity
🤖 Artificial Intelligence (AI)
🤝 Advancing Academic Public Health
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It is  ! Please join us in celebrating the dedicated mentors of the ASPPH/CDC Public Health Fellowship Program and the A...
10/27/2026

It is ! Please join us in celebrating the dedicated mentors of the ASPPH/CDC Public Health Fellowship Program and the ASPPH/CDC Tribal Health Department Fellowship Program.

Through their mentorship, fellowship program participants gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to strengthen the public health workforce and advance the health of communities.

Thank you for helping shape the future of public health!

ASPPH’s Voting Is Public Health Guide offers practical strategies for public health schools, programs, and organizations...
10/26/2026

ASPPH’s Voting Is Public Health Guide offers practical strategies for public health schools, programs, and organizations to support civic engagement.

Small steps can help create an environment where people have the information, time, and opportunity to participate.

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Continued conversation about AI’s responsible and ethical use is essential, especially as it becomes increasingly integr...
10/24/2026

Continued conversation about AI’s responsible and ethical use is essential, especially as it becomes increasingly integrated across public health.

On October 29 from 1:00–2:00 PM ET, the ASPPH Presents Webinar series will host AI in Action: Practical Applications for Academic Public Health.

The webinar will explore how artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to practical application across the public health ecosystem, while examining the governance, ethical, and human considerations that must accompany its use.

Melissa Perry, Dean of the George Mason University College of Public Health and Amitabh Suthar, Senior Advisor for Applied AI at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will discuss emerging applications of AI and considerations for implementing these technologies responsibly and effectively.

Register to Join: https://hubs.li/Q04Cd0Mh0

Are you joining the upcoming APHA Annual Meeting & Expo in San Antonio, Texas? Visit booth  #1649 to explore resources s...
10/23/2026

Are you joining the upcoming APHA Annual Meeting & Expo in San Antonio, Texas?

Visit booth #1649 to explore resources supporting Disease Intervention professional development, CDI certification preparation, and continuing education.

You can also visit ASPPH’s booth #1737.

In case you can’t make it in-person, check out APHA’s Digital Meeting offerings: https://hubs.li/Q04Cc-W70

Dr. Jacob Bleasdale, Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Sciences at the UCF College of Health Professions a...
10/22/2026

Dr. Jacob Bleasdale, Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Sciences at the UCF College of Health Professions and Sciences, joins the ASPPH IDEA Exchange Podcast to discuss the relationships that shape public health research.

In this episode, “Beyond the Data: The Relationships that Shape Public Health Research,” Dr. Bleasdale discusses community-engaged research, mentorship, and the relationships that shape careers in public health.

Watch now on ASPPH's YouTube: https://hubs.ly/Q04C03lT0

All IDEA Exchange Podcast episodes are also available on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

Coming to  ? Stop by ASPPH's booth to learn more about the IDEA Institute and how we are advancing innovation in academi...
10/21/2026

Coming to ? Stop by ASPPH's booth to learn more about the IDEA Institute and how we are advancing innovation in academic public health.

📍 Find us at Booth 1737!
https://hubs.li/Q04B-7pp0

Register for ASPPH’s Next Virtual AI Roundtable: Connecting Public Health Data with AI.On Monday, October 26, at 1:00 P...
10/19/2026

Register for ASPPH’s Next Virtual AI Roundtable: Connecting Public Health Data with AI.

On Monday, October 26, at 1:00 PM ET, this interactive session will explore how AI can improve access to trusted public health data while maintaining research integrity, transparency, and responsible use.

Learn More & Register: https://hubs.li/Q04BBPd10

Voting can influence policies and decisions that affect healthcare access, public health funding, mental health services...
10/16/2026

Voting can influence policies and decisions that affect healthcare access, public health funding, mental health services, housing, education, environmental quality, and other factors that shape community health.

ASPPH’s 2026 Voting Is Public Health Guide explores the connection between civic engagement and health, providing resources that public health organizations can use to encourage participation.

Explore the guide and learn how your organization can support civic engagement in your community.

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