Key Research Areas: Epidemiology, International Public Health, Public Policy, Addictions, and Health Psychology—focusing on issues like cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic pain, addictions, and sexual health.

Our esteemed faculty is diverse and committed to enhancing the community while making significant advancements in teaching and public health initiatives.

The Department of Public Health Sciences' educational responsibilities are focused on medical and dental students, residents, the public health workforce, and other health care professionals.

Latest News

  • Dr. Angela Bermúdez-Millán Represents UConn Public Health at the Puerto Ricans Connecticut Summit
    Dr. Angela Bermúdez-Millán, one of our faculty, joined fellow advocates and leaders at the Puerto Ricans Connecticut summit this past weekend. Together, they worked to create a collective agenda addressing health inequities, leadership, and other critical issues impacting Puerto Ricans in Connecticut. Event Highlights: Plenary panel with the Connecticut Puerto Rican and Latino Caucus Discussions […]
  • Congrats to Stefanie Farkas & Lisa Parenteau for their PAW Award
    The October/November NIH grant cycle is always a busy time, with deadlines looming and submissions piling up. This year was no exception, and navigating the complexities of multiple grant proposals required incredible organization, dedication, and teamwork. In the midst of this demanding period, two individuals stood out for their extraordinary efforts: Stefanie Farkas and Lisa Parenteau. […]
  • Spotlight on Excellence: Dr. Rogie Royce Carandang Recognized by JPHE
    We’re proud to share that Rogie Royce Carandang, one of our esteemed Postdoctoral Research Fellows, has been recognized as an Outstanding Author by the Journal of Public Health and Emergency (JPHE)! This honor highlights his dedication to advancing research and contributing meaningful insights to the field of public health. In a recent interview with JPHE, […]

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Department chairman Doug Brugge sits down with our faculty to discuss their interesting paths to public health research.

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Faculty Discussions – Megan O’Grady

Faculty Discussions – Angela Bermudez-Millan

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Public Health Sciences in the Community

World Food Day

World Food Day - The Students

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MPH Practicum Interviews

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