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June 28, 2001
School of Public Health
SPH holds awards and scholarships banquet
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| The School of Public
Health held its annual awards and recognition banquet beginning
at 6:30 p.m. on June 3 at Wong Kerlee International Conference
Center. Pictured above are the winners of the Ralph & Louise
McCleary Health Administration Scholarship, including (from
left) Sabrina L. Cyril; Karl J. McCleary, PhD, assistant professor
of health administration; Jessica A. Sagoe, Kyla C. Gordon,
Seth A. Wiafe, Idamae L. Rolle, Linda S. Jin, Lenise S. Pye,
and S. Eric Anderson, PhD, chair and associate professor of
health administration. |
Selma Andrews Award
Oluwatoyin Akinpelu
David Alfon
Khaled Bahjri
Thalia Beeles
Leslie Bramson
Lorri Castro-Aguilera
Chun-Ching Chen
Lie Hong Chen
Lily Cheung
Gemali deLeon
Nilima Desai
Heather Diaz
Raechelle Dow
Tracy Franklin
Amanda Frye
Joyce Fiammattei
Linda Giang
Lory Giddings
Heather Guhl
Judi Hordynski
Aguinaldo Jezuino
Iyanrick John
Tamarra Jones
Gifford Kim
Jennifer Law
Katherine Le
Peter Le
Vichuda Lousuebsakul
Laurie Mazzie
Monica McKenzie
David Meyer
Astrid Mickens
Claudine Mitchell
James Neergaard
Stacey Nishikawa
Stephen Nozaki
Disep Obuge
Jisoo Oh
Celeste Phillip
Timothy Radak
Brook Reitman
Sharon Rushing
Carolyn Sallion
Suzette Smith
Maya Tauber
Ramu Thiagarajan
Karen Tringale
Beatrice Wiafe
Seth Wiafe
Jacqueline Wosinski
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| Joan Sabaté,
MD, DrPh (left), chair and professor of nutrition, presents
Michelle A. Wien with the Kathleen Zolber Memorial Scholarship.
Dr. Zolber, who passed away several years ago, was a faculty
member and administrator in the School of Public Health department
of nutrition. Also receiving the award was Karen Tringale. |
Hulda Crooks Award
Harold Fain
Beverly Hall
Susan Hall
Katherine Le
Olivia Moses
Denise Smart
Leila Srour
\Mishelle Wien
ACHE Health Administration Scholarship
Wylie deVera
Xenia Kalincsak
Alan Lines
Jessika Sagoe
Harpreet Takhar
S. Eric Anderson Health Administration Scholarship
Michael Bartell
Mary Louise Brower
James Gorbenko
Linda Jin
Kenneth Kim
Thomas Pham
Rita Qureshi
Renee Shandil
Medhat Yacoub
Amy Young
Albert S. Barnett Health Administration Scholarship
Alan Lines
Becky Bushman Scholarship
Tamalisa Carlson
Phil S. Carney Jr. Health Administration Scholarship
Jhasmine Buack
C. Joan Coggin Health Administration Scholarship
Jessika Sagoe
Zaida Cordero-MacIntyre Scholarship
Tracy Franklin
Enrique Martinez
Delta Omega
Elvira Arzaga-Molnar
Sabrina Gandhi
Rajashree Gottimukkula
Heidi Guttschuss
Susan Hall
Linda Jin
Tamarra Jones
John Kelly Jr.
Gifford Kim
Rebecca Morsch
Thomas Pham
Wilton L. Halverson Health Administration Scholarship
Wylie deVera
Health Administration Faculty Scholarship
Candace Kwong
Sanjosh Singh
Gladys Hewes Health Administration Scholarship
Xenia Kalincsak
Jan Hirsch Health Administration Scholarship
Patrick Ventura
Jude Jean-Baptiste Health Administration Scholarship
Kyla Gordon
Alexander & Maria Kirk Health Administration Scholarship
Harpreet Takhar
Ann C. Lee Health Administration Scholarship
Jenny Chi
Vivien Tran
Foster G. McGraw Health Administration Scholarship
Michael Bartell
Teri S. Tamayose Health Administration Scholarship
Katherine Cartagena
Women in Health Administration Scholarship
Rita Qureshi
TLC Special Achievement Award
Tun Myint
Naphtal Rucibwa
Weissman Scholarship
Suzette Smith
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School of Public Health advisory boards meet
On May 9, the School of Public Health department of health promotion
and education hosted the annual meeting of its community advisory
board for the maternal-child health program. Attending the 6:00
p.m. dinner and meeting were board members, faculty, and students
(from left): Joyce Neergaard, DrPH candidate; Gary Hopkins, DrPH,
director of the Center for Adolescent Health Behavior Research,
Andrews University, and adjunct LLU professor; Gail T. Rice, EdD,
associate professor of health promotion and education; Linda Levinson,
program manager, perinatal & adolescent life section, San Bernardino
County Department of Public Health; Lorayne Barton, MD, MPH, associate
professor of pediatrics and neonatology, Los Angeles County + University
of Southern California Medical Center, Los Angeles; Neda Movahed,
coordinator, Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program, Riverside
County Department of Public Health; Barbara A. Anderson, DrPH, professor
and chair of international health, LLUSPH; Christine Neish, PhD,
associate professor and chair, health promotion and education, LLUSPH;
Gwen Knotts, Knotts Group Home, Colton; Veleata Scott, director,
Option House Domestic Violence Outreach Services, San Bernardino;
Betsy Cline, director, Women/Infant/Child (WIC) Services, San Bernardino
County Department of Public Health; Kent Paxton, network officer,
Children’s Network, San Bernardino; and Dr. Paxton’s son,
Ian.
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| On May 24, the community
advisory board for the School of Public Health department of
international health met at 6:00 p.m. in the Miracle Room of
Wong Kerlee International Conference Center. Attending the dinner
and meeting were (from left): T. Allan Darnell, MD, MPH, assistant
professor of international health, LLUSPH; Christine Gailey,
PhD, chair and professor, department of women’s studies,
University of California, Riverside; Sharon Rushing, master’s
student in international health, LLUSPH; Robert Frye, Dr. Anderson’s
son; Dr. Barbara Anderson; Gene Anderson, PhD, adjunct professor,
LLUSPH; David T. Dyjack, DrPH, associate professor and chair,
environmental and occupational health, LLUSPH; Bruce Smith,
MD, MPH, director of maternal child health, San Bernardino County
Department of Health; Jayakaran S. Job, MD, DrPH, associate
professor of international health, LLUSPH; Emmanuel M. Rudatsikira,
MD, assistant professor of international health, LLUSPH; Harvey
Elder, MD, professor of medicine, LLU School of Medicine; Jay
Edison, MD, director of health, Adventist Development and Relief
Agency (ADRA/International), Silver Spring, Maryland; Kalenga
P. Munongo, master’s student in international health, LLUSPH;
James Neegaard, MPH, doctoral student in international health,
LLUSPH; and Solomon Wako, PhD, director of evaluation, ADRA/International. |
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School of Public Health hosts PLANET campaign
kickoff
In celebration of International Day of Families (May 15), Loma
Linda University and Population Action International hosted a dinner
on May 21 to introduce the PLANET campaign.
Held on the LLU campus at Wong Kerlee International Conference Center,
the event launched a series of programs slated to occur throughout
the greater San Bernardino area. These programs will focus on the
PLANET campaign, a national effort to raise public awareness about
the importance of family planning programs in developing countries.
Keynote speaker at the dinner, Amy Coen, is president of Population
Action International, one of six organizations which are sponsoring
the PLANET campaign.
Other organizations involved in the campaign include CARE, Communications
Consortium Media Center, the National Audubon Society, Planned Parenthood
Federation of America, and Save the Children.
The PLANET campaign is being funded by the David and Lucille Packard
Foundation and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Loma Linda University presenters included Barbara A. Anderson, DrPH,
professor and chair of international health, School of Public Health;
and David T. Dyjack, DrPH, associate professor and chair of environmental
and occupational health. Richard H. Hart, MD, DrPH, University chancellor
and dean, School of Public Health, also spoke during the dinner.
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