News & Events
Dr. Susan Sell, formerly Senior Associate Dean of our Graduate School, was appointed as Interim Chair of Public Health Sciences…
The World Affairs Council of Charlotte (WACC) is a local chapter of an organization that educates our community on world…
Calvin Hung, MHA ’06, FACHE, works for Carolinas HealthCare System (CHS) Pineville as the Inpatient Rehabilitation Administrator. Outside of work,…
Seven MHA students had the opportunity to sit down with Mr. Michael Tarwater, MHA, FACHE, CEO of Carolinas Healthcare System…
Second year MHA student Meg Green, recently completed a six week internship, in the Hematology and Oncology Department within Wake…
Winsor Schmidt has joined the Department of Public Health Sciences faculty as the Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public…
Event Date: October 16, 2015 – 4:00pm – 5:30pm Location: College of Health and Human Services 3rd Floor Atrium Come…
A paper co-published by Public Health Sciences faculty is demonstrating the capability of new technology that allows in-depth analysis of…
Dr. Sarah Laditka, Associate Professor of Public Health Sciences and Associate Professor of Public Policy, was featured on the Gerontological…
The former chair of Urban Health Policy at the University of Louisville School of Medicine is joining the College of…
UNC Charlotte and a major healthcare data company have launched new technology that will help hospitals organize and analyze patient…
The Department of Public Health Sciences is pleased to announce the launch of Moodle project pages for MHA and MSPH…
UNC Charlotte MHA Program Climbs to #34 in Latest US News & World Report Rankings We couldn’t have done it…
North Carolina ranked 37th in a recent state-by-state assessment of the nation’s health. While public health solutions are very rarely…
The UNC Charlotte MHA Program continues to grow its presence at ACHE’s Annual Congress on Healthcare Leadership. We have seen…
Our study accounted for stroke throughout later life and compared African American and white women and men with and without…
The study looks at how education influences disability for people with cognitive impairment and was published recently in The American…
The Department of Public Health Sciences recently hosted a Graduate Programs Open House in the third floor atrium of the…