College of Public Health

ETSU has been named an Age-Friendly University, joining a global network committed to lifelong learning, intergenerational engagement, and healthy aging.

During its quarterly meeting, the ETSU Board reviewed progress and approved measures that support ETSU’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the region’s workforce.

ETSU’s Great Lecture Series continues Nov. 7, featuring faculty experts Drs. Gordon, Hale, and Killmeyer. Free and open to the public.

ETSU’s Great Lecture Series begins Oct. 17, showcasing Dr. Alali and Dr. O’Neil and their work in public health and physical education.

ETSU students pitched projects to solve community issues, earning $20K in prizes during Founders Week’s ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition.

ETSU students showcase innovative, community-focused projects at the ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition, part of Founders Week 2025.

Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene caused historic flooding, ETSU remains engaged in long-term recovery efforts and strengthening regional resilience.

ETSU’s Dr. Jodi Southerland, an assistant professor in the College of Public Health, has been selected to serve on the Lifelong Tennessee Steering Committee.

Dr. Mike Stoots, professor in the ETSU College of Public Health, has been awarded the 2025 Distinguished Faculty Award in Teaching.

ETSU and regional biotechnology industry in Appalachia leading the way for talent development and pathways to innovation in the national biotechnology sector.