Building Bridges to Better Health During National Public Health Week and Beyond

Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health is proud to be a partner with the American Public Health Association during its National Public Health Week.

DETAILS

Lessons in public health

High schoolers learn from MPH students in new virtual workshop

LEARN MORE

Parkinson School of Health Sciences & Public Health, Community Partners Secure State Grant to Develop Social Enterprise Project

Project promotes youth development and economic opportunity in Maywood

LEARN MORE

Alumni Achievement 

The Chicago Healthcare Executives Forum honored Jordan Wirtz with the ACHE Administrative Fellow Leadership Award.

DETAILS

COVID-19 and You

Please note our 2021 summer courses are still being finalized. Many of the courses listed here will be offered again, so please check back regularly for updates.

PARTICIPATE

Celebrate our inaugural cohort of social justice scholars

Named for Loyola alumni Robert (“Bob”) and Betty Parkinson, this award honors their commitment to helping ensure access to quality health care and the recognition that health care is a basic human right.

READ MORE

Student Spotlight: Dana Varughese (BS '21)

Loyola Healthcare Administration student wins 3rd place in national essay competition

LEARN MORE

Health-EQ Call for Proposals

To reach our vision of a more just society, we are soliciting proposals aiming to reduce health inequalities focused on: 1. Community Engagement / Partnership; 2. Education; or 3. Research.

DETAILS

Death Rates, Racial Equities Worsening in Several US Cities

Study finds an extra 3,804 black individuals die each year in Chicago due to higher death rates than white population.

READ MORE

From physics to patient care

Parkinson’s Master of Science in Medical Physics program opens enrollment for Fall 2021

DETAILS

Using AI to detect Parkinson’s Disease

A conversation with Associate Professor of Health Informatics and Data Science Oguz Akbilgic

LEARN MORE

Dogs Are Mobilizing to Save Their Humans

The Save Da Hoomans™ campaign is about dogs mobilizing to help save their humans from physical and mental health issues so that they can live longer, happier, healthier lives together.

READ MORE

Student Perspectives: Conor Deal

Conor Deal talks about his experience in Parkinson's Master of Exercise Science program.

WATCH VIDEO

Field Notes: Exercise Science

John Ryan De Leon talks about his experience and journey within the Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health at Loyola University Chicago.

WATCH VIDEO

Student Perspectives: Katherine Graham

Dietetic Internship Program graduate, Katherine Graham, talks how she knew a career in dietetics was for her.

WATCH VIDEO

Student Perspectives: Natrina Kennedy

Master of Public Health student, Natrina Kennedy, talks about the benefits of studying Public Health at the Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health.

WATCH VIDEO

Parkinson team wins national case competition

Three Loyola University Chicago students win the Penn State 2020 Case Competition.

LEARN MORE

Health Informatics Seminar Series

“An Under-the-Hood Introduction to Artificial Neural Networks for Epidemiologists and Health Sciences”

PARTICIPATE

Loyola University Chicago Receives $1.09M Grant to Support COVID-19 Community Outreach, Research

Walder Foundation names Loyola a Chicago Coronavirus Assessment Network (Chicago CAN) grant recipient

READ MORE

Student Perspectives: Margaux Whitehead

Loyola Chicago student, Margaux Whitehead, talks about what it means to be studying Public Health at Parkinson during COVID-19.

WATCH VIDEO

Senator Durbin at Loyola

Senator Dick Durbin joins Loyola in push for better COVID-19 testing support for universities

DETAILS

Lauren Warnecke on "Talk About the Industry"

Loyola University Chicago's Lauren Warnecke talks about her career in dance, applying the principles of sports science to dancer performance, COVID-19’s effect on the industry and more during her interview with "Talk About The Industry."

LEARN MORE

CHOIR and Health EQ grants focus on projects related to COVID

Loyola University Chicago’s Health EQ Collaborative and Center for Health Outcomes and Informatics Research (CHOIR) will fund four proposals in 2020, all focusing on COVID-19 research or community engagement and partnerships.

DETAILS

Finding resilience and strength from her community during COVID-19

Mitali Shah, MPH, has been working on the front lines of health care since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

LEARN MORE

“Por Favor, No Dejas que mi Hermana Muera”: A doctor’s perspective on COVID-19

Elizabeth Stranges wakes up every morning and prepares for the battle against COVID-19. As a chief resident in the Loyola University Chicago Internal Medicine Residency Program, Dr. Stranges risks her health daily to care for our community.

DETAILS

Perspectives from the front lines of a public health crisis

Less than two years into their careers at the McHenry County Health Department, Chloe Cavida and Ryan Sachs (MPH ’17) are being challenged to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic

LEARN MORE

Beyond Crisis Management

Preparing for what's next in facing COVID-19

PARTICIPATE

Celebration of the Magis

Recognizing Exercise Science and Healthcare Administration graduates and their constant drive to learn more and be of greater service.

READ MORE

Evening of Excellence Celebrates Graduates’ Final Projects 

On May 4, 24 students completing a Master of Public Health or Master of Science program will gather in virtual rooms to share their final projects, engage in scholarly discourse and learn from fellow students and faculty.

READ MORE

Hidden Heroes

Global pandemic highlights importance of medical laboratory scientists

READ MORE

Loyolans for Others

Dietetics interns and nutrition students help provide healthy meals to vulnerable communities.

LEARN MORE

President’s Medallion Recipient

Standout Health Care Administration Student Receives President’s Medallion

DETAILS

Hiding in Plain Sight

The medical lab scientist helps run a lab, identify and differentiate cells, and understands pathologies.

LEARN MORE

How climate change affects the spread of Zika

Loyola researcher Justin Harbison is among the experts looking at ways to control the spread of mosquito-borne illness.

LEARN MORE

Health Systems Management students give back

For Health Systems Management majors, giving back to the community looks a little different from most students’ service-learning projects.

LEARN MORE

COVID-19 Study

Study finds patients with end-stage kidney disease in poor urban areas at high risk for COVID-19

DETAILS

Test, trace, advocate

Colleagues from across Loyola team up to support local communities impacted by COVID-19

DETAILS

New Normal Campaign

LEARN MORE