Fellows present at American Public Health Association Conference

A handful of Fellows and staff attended and presented at the annual American Public Health Association (APHA) conference in Washington, D.C. The conference theme, "Healthy Communities Promote Health Minds and Bodies," fit well with the community-based focus of the Fellowship.
Fellows Kat and Paula at the annual APHA confernce
Fellow Anneke Mohr hosted a roundtable discussion on the topic of HIV in rural communities. Director Marion Ceraso and Preceptor Geof Swain supported Fellows Kat Grande and Paula Tran Inzeo in their presentation, "Crossing the Classroom-Practice Chasm: A Model Fellowship Program in Wisconsin," which featured video clips of Fellow alums Kate Konkel, Raisa Koltun, and first-year Tyler Weber [The presentation abstract is posted here]. Fellowship coordinator Lesley Wolf headed to the conference early for a public health institute workshop. Paula ended the conference with her presentation, "Creating a Sustainable Model for Health Departments to Use Health Impact Assessment for Effective Planning and Policy Development" [abstract can be read here]. 

Lesley, Kat, and Paula enjoy an evening in D.C.'s Chinatown
Video clips from presentation
Raisa
 
Tyler
 
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The Wisconsin Population Health Service Fellowship is an initiative of the UW Population Health Institute’s Mobilizing Action Toward Community Health (MATCH) Group. The Fellowship program is funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health.