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Welcome to the site for current students at UM SPH. Forms and info on academic matters, student life, and career development are available through items on the left navigation. Use quick links at right for easy access to frequently used resources.

Please note that information specific to current M.S. and Ph.D. students is available at the
Rackham Graduate School current student website.

We are always interested in your ideas and feedback on how to improve the experience of students, build our community, and contribute to public health in new ways.  E-mail us or use our Suggestion Box to let us know if there is information you would like to see at this site, or any other your ideas and feedback you would like to share with us.

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• Suggestions for the Dean (anonymous electronic mail system)
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Graduation 2009

SAVE THE DATE: The graduation ceremony will be held on April 30, 2009, at Hill Auditorium on the UM campus in Ann Arbor.

Snapshots of Students

Allison Shelton, HMP '10, arrived in Ann Arbor with plenty of experience in hospitals (above right, she administers a questionnaire as a Research Associate at Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago).

"Having identified my career path within healthcare administration, I have sought every opportunity and experience within the field," she says, adding, "I know that obtaining a masters degree will enable me to reach my professional goals and highest potential to better serve the community."

Allison has also volunteered to represent UM SPH to prospective public health students on the Association of Schools of Public Health's new Pathways to Public Health site.