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Solving Public Health Crises

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School of Public Health students are training to tackle state, national and global challenges that affect us all in one way or another. Your gift today supports scholarships for students who will make a difference!

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Today, there are many public health challenges that may seem overwhelming. Luckily, Indiana University School of Public Health students are at the forefront to help find solutions to an array of the most pressing of these challenges. Challenges like the opioid epidemic, accidental drowning, and access to sustainable food—even Alzheimer’s disease.

Your gift will help support scholarships for students who are learning to tackle these challenges. Today they are learning to promote good health through a multidisciplinary approach to research, creative activities, and community engagement. Upon graduation, they’ll enact solutions for our public health crises.

Students at the School of Public Health work daily to save and improve lives. Please make a gift today to support scholarships for these groundbreaking students!

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