The Lerner Center
For Public Health Promotion
The Lerner Center For Public Health Promotion was established in November 2014 with a gift from Sid and Helaine Lerner, longtime friends of the School.
The goal of the Center is to equip public health professionals with the tools needed to win the battle against preventable diseases brought on by unhealthy behaviors and unfavorable social and policy environments on the local, national and global level. The Center trains faculty and students in the art and science of health promotion and advocacy and develops and disseminates innovative and effective health promotion and advocacy interventions that address key health issues.
Mission Statement
When the art and science of communications and marketing inform how leading public health experts share new knowledge, cutting-edge research travels beyond university walls, reaches journalists, communities, policymakers, and with it they change the world.
News & Events
- The Lerner Center has released two new funding opportunities. Apply for the Community Scholars Grant Program or the Research Pilot Grant Program by April 30, 2018. Learn more here.
- Recommit to your New Year's resolutions every week! Our colleagues at The Monday Campaigns have tips for how to make your resolutions stick by recommitting to them every Monday. Watch the video here!
- Join the Lerner Center every Monday for a Monday Mile walk! Walks meet every Monday at 1:00 in the main hospital by the statue. Bring your colleagues and wear comfortable shoes!
For Students
Interested in health communication? Learn about degree programs, certificates and other opportunities available to students.
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Learn about current and past projects, training and other opportunities for faculty.
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Check out our free resources or learn about collaboration opportunities and current and past projects.
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