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Dr. Alton Knight Jr. (2022), Dr. Nicole Dingwell Frendt (2022), Dr. Sherry Hodge (2022), Dr. Delta Humphries (2022), Dr. Keshia Chinyelum Anerobi (2022), Dr. Gwendolyn Young, (2022), Dr. Yvonne Randolph (2022), Dr. Lee Andre'a Bowen (2016), Dr. Matrona Mbugua (2016), Dr. Oluwasola Adineran (2022)

The Alumni Student Network hosted the December 2025 DHA graduates and their families

After the heartbreaking loss of a loved one to pregnancy complications, John Duah turned personal tragedy into purpose. Now an assistant professor in Health Services Administration at Auburn, he has dedicated his life to transforming maternal and child health so others don’t have to experience the same loss. With four degrees and deep roots in both Africa and Alabama, he brings unmatched global insight into the classroom.

The National Drifters, Incorporated, is a distinguished organization of over 700 volunteers across 38 chapters nationwide, united in a mission of service, scholarship, and sisterhood . Since its founding in 1954 in Waco, Texas, the Drifters have grown from a small circle of friends into a powerful national network dedicated to: 💫 Providing scholarships that open doors of opportunity for youth💫 Extending care and support to our cherished seniors💫 Advancing voter education a

ASN Community, The DHA program is pleased to share that DHA 700: Leadership Strategies for Healthcare Policy and Organizations has...

Grateful for the opportunity to grow with such a mission-driven organization and collaborate with incredible teams. Looking forward to what’s ahead!

Cape Breton University

Got to share the “stage” with these woman today to share about lived experiences as kinship caregivers in Native American communities.  Happy Michigan Indian day!

It was such a joy to be the speaker at Passages!  “Passages focuses on providing reentry services to women making the transition from incarceration, homelessness, and treatment centers.”  Thank you for caring and making a difference in the lives of so many women! Keep on shining brightly for the Lord!

A symbol of leadership, lifelong learning, and excellence in healthcare management.

Congratulations to Dr. Tosin Dotun-Olujinmi, Cohort 2017, on contributing to the newly released third edition of Johnson & Stoskopf’s Comparative Health Systems – A Global Perspective by Leiyu Shi and Richard G. Greenhill, DHA, FACHE! 📚 Dr. Tosin co-authored Chapter 29 on Sustainable Development Goals with Dr. Richard G. Greenhill, a respected health quality expert and mentor, and also co-authored Chapter 37 on Nigeria with Babatope Olomola, Principal Research Scientist at t

This edition brings together insights from 82 contributing authors, offering a comprehensive look at healthcare systems around the world.

Congratulations to Dr. Philip Eappen (Cohort 2017), Dr. Dimitrios Zikos (former CMU DHA faculty), and Dr. Karen Parker Davidson (Cohort 2017), DHA, MSA, M.Ed., MSN, APRN, on the publication of their co-edited book, Remote Monitoring and Wearable Devices in Healthcare, with Springer! 📚🎉 An outstanding contribution to advancing healthcare innovation and practice—well done!

When the going gets tough... I'm POWERING UP (because, this too will pass).

The DHA Alumni Student Network (ASN) is pleased to extend a warm welcome to Dr. Preshit N. Ambade, DrPH, who has been appointed as the Interim Director of the DHA/MHA Program at Central Michigan University. Dr. Ambade serves as an Assistant Research Professor in the College of Medicine at CMU, is an Associate Editor of AJPM Focus, and a Section Council Member of the International Health Section of the American Public Health Association (APHA). We look forward to collaborating

The ASN proudly hosted Cohort 2025 during their DHA orientation at Mountain Town Station for a memorable evening of connection and...

Dr. Cheryl Nelson Theuninck (2014) contributed two chapters on Slovakia and the Czech Republic to Johnson & Stoskopf's Comparative Health Systems: Global Perspectives.

Not all problems with access to care are created equal. The issues encountered by rural communities are often different from those in...

It is with great excitement that we recognize your selection as one of South Dakota’s Top 50 Women Leaders for 2025, an honor presented by Women We Admire.

Duah, J. K. (2025). Beyond Intentionality: A latent class analysis of barriers to prenatal care in an explanatory mixed methods study. Healthcare, 13(13), 1546. https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare13131546