Mailman School of Public Health - Revision history

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 == Departments==
-# [[Biostatistics]]
+# [[Biostatistics Department]]
-# [[Environmental Health Sciences]]
+# [[Environmental Health Sciences Department]]
-# [[Epidemiology]]
+# [[Epidemiology Department]]
-# [[Health Policy and Management]]
+# [[Health Policy and Management Department]]
-# [[Harriet and Robert Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health]]
+# [[Population and Family Health Department]]
-# [[Sociomedical Sciences]]
+# [[Sociomedical Sciences Department]]
 ==External links==

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	In [[1992]], it became financially independent of the [[Faculty of Medicine]], and was bolstered by a $33 million gift from Joseph L. Mailman in [[1999]]. The independent [[Faculty of Public Health]] was founded in [[2000]], further distancing the school from the [[Medical Center]] core.		In [[1992]], it became financially independent of the [[Faculty of Medicine]], and was bolstered by a $33 million gift from Joseph L. Mailman in [[1999]]. The independent [[Faculty of Public Health]] was founded in [[2000]], further distancing the school from the [[Medical Center]] core.
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		+	== Departments==
		+	# [[Biostatistics]]
		+	# [[Environmental Health Sciences]]
		+	# [[Epidemiology]]
		+	# [[Health Policy and Management]]
		+	# [[Harriet and Robert Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health]]
		+	# [[Sociomedical Sciences]]

	==External links==		==External links==

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	[[Category:Mailman School of Public Health]]		[[Category:Mailman School of Public Health]]
−	~~[[Category:Columbia University Medical Center]]~~

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 {{Schools}}
-[[Category: Schools]]
+[[Category:Mailman School of Public Health]]
 [[Category:Columbia University Medical Center]]

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-The '''Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH)''' offers education in six tracks of public health: Environmental Health, Sociomedical Sciences, Biostatistics, Health Policy and Management, Epidemiology and Population and Family Health. Specialties within these tracks include Forced Migration and Health, Global Health, and Health Promotion. It's located in the 20-story [[Allan Rosenfeld Building]] on the [[Medical Center]] campus, and is the only accredited school of public health in New York City. It has the second-highest research revenue of any Columbia school, on which it supports itself independently.
+The '''Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health (MSPH)''' offers education in six tracks of public health: Environmental Health, Sociomedical Sciences, Biostatistics, Health Policy and Management, Epidemiology and Population and Family Health. Specialties within these tracks include Forced Migration and Health, Global Health, and Health Promotion. It's located in the 20-story [[Allan Rosenfeld Building]] on the [[Medical Center]] campus, and is the only accredited school of public health in New York City. It has the second-highest research revenue of any Columbia school, on which it supports itself independently.  There also instances of MSPH supporting student groups on campus, as it does for the [[Barnard Columbia Undergraduate Public Health Society]].
 Lately, the Mailman School has been spiced up by the presence of [[Jeffrey Sachs]] on the faculty list and [[Chelsea Clinton]] and [[Christy Turlington]] in the student body.

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 |Name=Mailman School of Public Health
 |Image=CUShield.png
-|Established=[[1922]] (Institute), [[1945]] (School), [[1992]] (independent)
+|Established=[[1922]] (Institute), [[1945]] (School)
 |Dean=[[Linda Fried]]
 |Degrees=[[MPH]], [[MS]], [[DrPH]], [[PhD]]

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 }}
-The '''Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health''' offers the soft, policy version of the [[Medical School]] (it's comparable to the med school in much the same way [[SIPA]] is to the [[Law School]]). The unique thing about Columbia's school is that it offers the opportunity to perform global health related externships abroad, which may make that masters slightly more lucrative than it would be normally.
+The '''Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health''' offers education in six tracks of public health: Environmental Health, Sociomedical Sciences, Biostatistics, Health Policy and Management, Epidemiology and Population and Family Health. Specialties within these tracks include Forced Migration and Health, Global Health, and Health Promotion.
-Lately, the Mailman School has been spiced up by the presence of [[Jeffrey Sachs]] on the faculty list and [[Chelsea Clinton]] in the student body.
+Lately, the Mailman School has been spiced up by the presence of [[Jeffrey Sachs]] on the faculty list and [[Chelsea Clinton]] and Christy Turlington in the student body.
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	The '''Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health''' offers the soft, policy version of the [[Medical School]] (it's comparable to the med school in much the same way [[SIPA]] is to the [[Law School]]). The unique thing about Columbia's school is that it offers the opportunity to perform global health related externships abroad, which may make that masters slightly more lucrative than it would be normally.		The '''Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health''' offers the soft, policy version of the [[Medical School]] (it's comparable to the med school in much the same way [[SIPA]] is to the [[Law School]]). The unique thing about Columbia's school is that it offers the opportunity to perform global health related externships abroad, which may make that masters slightly more lucrative than it would be normally.
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		+	Lately, the Mailman School has been spiced up by the presence of [[Jeffrey Sachs]] on the faculty list and [[Chelsea Clinton]] in the student body.

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