At a Glance
Stronger Communities, Healthy People—Our Tradition
Texas A&M School of Public Health is committed to transforming public health through interdisciplinary inquiry, innovative solutions and development of leaders through the Aggie tradition of service to engage diverse communities worldwide.
A —Accountability: Meaningful impact G —Global and diverse: Our research crosses borders G —Generosity: Through selfless service I —Integrity: In everything we do E —Excellence: In teaching, research, service and practice S —Social Justice P —Professionalism: Leaders paving the way H —Honor: Respect for all
The Ergonomics Center Southwest Rural Health Research Center Center for Community Health and AgingUSA Center for Rural Public Health Preparedness Center for Health & Nature Center for Health Equity and Evaluation Research
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Dean Shawn G. Gibbs, PhD, MBA, CIH
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Enrollment Totals: 2,788 majors and 610 minors
We provide many learning opportunities for students. These include applied practicum experience, education abroad, and community partner volunteer opportunities. Practicum experiences occur across the state, nation, and world.