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Our nearly 7,000 alumni are one of the most extraordinary things about the Yale School of Public Health. They work in fields ranging from journalism to academia to health care to leadership of multinational corporations and they represent the full breadth and depth of the public health experience. Dean Megan Ranney discusses the vital role these graduates play as mentors, supporters, and recruiters, emphasizing the enduring importance of their continued engagement for the future of our school and the future of public health.
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