The School of Public Health proudly pronounces the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) board’s government committee appointment of Dean Muge Akpinar-Elci to serve on the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH). This prestigious appointment signifies not solely a notable acknowledgment of Dean Akpinar-Elci’s proficiency and beneficial contributions to the sphere of public well being, however serves to carry esteemed credibility to the University of Nevada, Reno’s School of Public Health.

ASPPH is a distinguished group within the discipline of public well being, serving as a collective voice for educational establishments and applications devoted to advancing public well being schooling, analysis and follow. ASPPH performs a vital position in fostering collaboration, setting requirements and advocating for the pursuits of colleges and applications of public well being.

Likewise, CEPH is a distinguished accrediting company devoted to making sure the standard and steady enchancment of public well being teaching programs. With a mission to reinforce the educational {and professional} preparation of public well being personnel, CEPH performs a pivotal position in shaping the way forward for public well being schooling.

As a consultant of the University’s School of Public Health, which is one among solely 68 CEPH accredited colleges worldwide, Dean Akpinar-Elci is honored to actively take part in decision-making processes that may form the panorama of public well being schooling.

“Being appointed to the CEPH council strengthens our organization’s credibility in the eyes of stakeholders as well as community and national partners,” said Dean Akpinar-Elci. “It also underscores our dedication to actively shaping standards and best practices in the field of public health. This appointment highlights our commitment to actively participating in initiatives that influence the direction of public health.”

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