As Body Acceptance Week approaches later this October, new pilot research from the UWM Joseph J. Zilber College of Public Health offers a different way to think about the relationship between physical activity and our bodies: focusing less on how …
Nutrition & Dietetics faculty and students from the UWM Joseph J. Zilber College of Public Health joined Milwaukee community members on Sept. 27 to support FoodRight at its inaugural Forks & Futures fundraiser. Nutrition & Dietetics faculty members Michelle Rimer, …
As public health major Alana Fisher prepares to graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee this December, she can trace many of the opportunities that shaped her college experience back to something simple: showing up, getting involved and talking to people. …
From images of wildfires and measles in the news, to images of the harms of smoking and alcohol in health education classes, visuals have long played a critical role in how we understand and communicate about public health. Until recently, …
For Anjana Adhikari, pursuing a PhD in Environmental Health Sciences at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee has meant taking science beyond the laboratory — into Great Lakes waters, communities affected by harmful algal blooms and research sites around the world. Adhikari …
For Rose Hennessy Garza, PhD, preventing sexual violence means moving beyond awareness alone and asking a more difficult question: How can colleges and communities put effective prevention strategies into practice in ways that truly meet the needs of different students? …
