Betty Lai published an article in the Social Work in Health Care journal. Her article, “Effects of an evidence-based parenting program on biobehavioral stress among at-risk mothers for child maltreatment: A pilot study”, can be found through Francis & Taylor Online.

Betty Lai published an article titled “Kids and disasters: How to help them recover” on the academic news website The Conversation. This article has since been distributed by major news networks including CNN, Salon, and CBS News.

GSU School of Public Health Alumni , Elizabeth Fallon, MPH, PhD, Courtney Strickland, MPH, and Rayleen Lewis, MPH, speak to students about Biostatistics, career planning, and tips for success.

Hazel Shah  and Michelle Livings presented on “Characterizing discrepancies in school recovery after disasters” and “A Screening Tool for Identification of Victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children” respectively at the Georgia Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Conference.

Jeremiah Williams presented his research on “Employing Growth Mindset Strategies at the Graduate Level.” The event was Sponsored by the Public Health Student Association.

Michelle Lee, Hazel Shah, and Betty Lai auspiciously published an article in the Eye on PSI CHI quarterly publication. Their article, “Career Possibilities for Undergraduate Psychology Majors: Spotlight on Public Health,” may be found in volume XXI number III.

Hazel Shah and Michelle Livings will present their posters on “Characterizing discrepancies in school recovery after disasters” and “A Screening Tool for Identification of Victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children” respectively at the Georgia Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Conference in Atlanta on April 2017.