Hosted by LU Department of Public & Community Health · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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LU Department of Public & Community Health hosts Dimensions of Public Health, a religion show with 16 episodes published.
Welcome back to our podcast! This new season, we will be exploring nutrition through the lens of public health practitioners. To kick us off, Host Dr. Great will share a childhood story — from secretly craving the smell
Welcome back to our podcast! This new season, we will be exploring nutrition through the lens of public health practitioners. To kick us off, Host Dr. Great will share a childhood story — from secretly craving the smell
In this episode of The Unspoken Truths of Public Health, we sit down with Dr. Oswald Attin, now Associate Dean of the School of Health Sciences at Liberty University, to trace his journey from a French-speaking kid in Be
Welcome back to Season 3 of The Unspoken Truths in Public Health! In Episode 4, The Journey of an International Student, we spotlight Dr. Miebaka Roberts—a Nigerian physician who earned his medical degree in Russia and r
This week, host Dr. Great speaks with Lynita Spain, Director of Community Resources at Parkview Community Missions in Lynchburg, Virginia. We're tackling the critical issues of homelessness, poverty, and hunger in Americ
In today’s episode of Season 3, host Dr. Great is joined by Jane Oliver and Michelle Salinas of the Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center for a conversation that is both inspiring and thought-provoking. Together, they explore what
In today's podcast, Season 3 host Dr. Great, sits down with recent graduate Erin Chocklett, who discusses her journey of earning both her Undergraduate and Graduate degrees in public health from Liberty. Erin offers an e
Isaac, an associate mental health professional at Virginia Baptist Hospital, shares what his role looks like to take care of others while also taking care of himself. For more information on Virginia Baptist Hospital's P
Megan and David Antonio share their experiences working at CrossFit Lynchburg and how impactful it has been for their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. For more information on CrossFit Lynchburg, please
Donald Noblett is a Cancer Grants Manager at Inspira Health, a non-profit health system in rural, Southwestern, New Jersey, where he oversees the implementation, growth, and evaluation of numerous grant-funded programs d
Grace Puskas, a CHW with the Blue Ridge Medical Center gives the inside scoop of her role and different initiatives she has been able to be a part of.
Ashlynn Gipe, from Patrick Henry Family Services, shares the ins and outs of her role with the organization and how the social work field and public health field intertwine in many aspects. For more information on Patric
Katie Muesing discusses her experience working with clients as a health coach and as a follower of Jesus.
Epidemiologist Cali Anderson discusses her role within the Virginia Department of Health and the challenges she faced during the pandemic of 2020.
Christine Rich, author of Chronic, shares her experience with Crohn's disease and how she learned to manage her holistic health and take the best care of her body.
Samara is a nurse practitioner with R.E.A.C.H. Medical Center who responds to the opiate crisis and drug abuse.
Alisa Keeton is a certified wellness professional and began Revelation Wellness in 2011, a nonprofit that uses fitness as a tool for sharing the Gospel. For more information about Alisa and Revelation Wellness, please vi
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Dimensions of Public Health is hosted by LU Department of Public & Community Health. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 16 episodes.
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