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Looking back on some of our favorite moments from last week, when Harvard Chan School celebrated the accomplishments of 659 graduates.
Congratulations, class of 2026!
Community. Mentorship. Risk-taking. Growth.
We asked Harvard Chan School students, staff, faculty, and researchers what they are most proud of this year.
From academic achievements to research milestones to personal high points, we applaud the accomplishments of our unique and vibrant community.
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Community. Mentorship. Risk-taking. Growth.
We asked Harvard Chan School students, staff, faculty, and researchers what they are most proud of this year.
From academic achievements to research milestones to personal high points, we applaud the accomplishments of our unique and vibrant community.
Paulo Manrique, PhD '26, analyzed the genomes of nearly a thousand malaria parasites to trace their origins and help explain malaria's recent resurgence in Central America. He and his colleagues are now building a network to share genomic tools and data to track the disease across the region.
At Harvard Chan Convocation, student speaker Rajeshwari Subramanian, MPH '26, shared how her experience at Harvard has transformed her way of seeing problems and inspired her to use her education to ensure the health and well-being of others. #HarvardChan26
At last week's Convocation ceremony, Rochelle Walensky, MPH '01, addressed the class of 2026. The former director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention celebrated the graduates and the the people who have supported their academic and career journeys. #HarvardChan26
One year into new federal health leadership, new poll findings show a sharp fall in trust in the CDC, as well as continued support for childhood vaccine requirements and recent changes to dietary guidelines.
2026 graduate Qais Dirar says the DrPH program helped him transform his leadership skills. “The DrPH helped me see leadership as an inner orientation: being clear about my values, integrating my identities across cultures, and showing up in ways that are true to who I am.”
Strict new Medicaid work rules issued by the Trump administration could make it harder for people to qualify and push a greater-than-expected number of current enrollees off the rolls, according to experts.
This May, Harvard Chan School researchers came together with colleagues across the university to discuss the fight against malaria—past, present and future.
“It’s going to take all of us in our different corners to defeat malaria," said professor Dyann Wirth.
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The poll, "One Year In: Public Views of a Changing Public Health Landscape," was conducted by Harvard Chan School and the de Beaumont Foundation's Public Health Listening Lab.
Paulo Manrique, PhD '26, is making novel discoveries about the transmission of malaria in Central America, helping the region's health ministries develop molecular surveillance capacity to monitor and combat the disease.
Strict new Medicaid work rules issued by the Trump administration could make it harder for people to qualify, push a greater-than-expected number of current enrollees off the rolls, and pose administr...
