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The Future of Public Health is in Community

Science & Society: May 2026
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To our students, families, alumni, and friends: thank you for being a steadfast part of our community, and for working together to prove the real meaning of the word — community.

Megan L. Ranney, MD, MPH
Dean of Yale School of Public Health and C.-E. A. Winslow Professor of Public Health (Health Policy) and Professor of Emergency Medicine
Science & Society / May 2026

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Science & Society

A publication of the Yale School of Public Health
May 2026

Dean
Megan L. Ranney, MD, MPH
Dean of the Yale School of Public Health
C.-E. A. Winslow Professor of Public Health
Professor of Emergency Medicine

Chief Communications and Marketing Officer
Carolina Uribe, MPH

Managing Editor
Jane E. Dee

Creative Director
Kayla Steinberg

Chief of Staff & Director of Strategic Initiatives
Mahrokh Irani, DDS, MPH


Public Health Day 2026

Editorial Team
Jazminx Ellis, Michael F. Fitzgerald, Jessica Iannone, Colin Poitras, Kayla Steinberg

Writers
Peppy Buadoo, Jane E. Dee, Nick Faggio, Michael F. Fitzgerald, Mike Honsberger, Yasmin Hung, Hannah Mark, Colin Poitras, Jessica Scully, Kayla Steinberg

Graphic Design
Gregg Chase, Yale Printing & Publishing Services

Photographers
Emma Bebarta, Yasmin Hung, Nyle Jones, Ephemia Nicolakis, Daniel Passapera, Ben Piascik, Kayla Steinberg

Cover Image
Audience members at “Science & Storytelling” on March 24, 2026. Daniel Passapera


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Features
The Future of Public Health is in Community
Cooling Dwight
Two YSPH-trained Yale students. One Marshall Scholarship. One Rhodes Scholar.
A Century Later
Eating well, on purpose
Reimagining classrooms as communities of learning
The Work That Matters
Public Health Day
Dean’s Message
Celebrating what it means to be a community
School Notes
Science & Storytelling
Students “foster community,” and more school news
Public health’s biggest names visit New Haven
Science & Symbol
Advances
Advances
Students
A sense of purpose