ColoradoSPH wrapped up its academic year with an awards banquet last week and convocation this week. Many special honors were conferred and special guests, such as Lieutenant Governor Dianne Primavera and former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy, were in attendance.
More than 200 students earned their degree on Monday. As McCarthy told the graduating students, “No matter where you live, what you choose to do next, or which political party you prefer - don’t just sit around endlessly bemoaning the present - get busy. Because public health work has never been for the faint of heart and no one came to this school thinking it would be a cake walk.”
At the award’s banquet, more than a dozen people earned awards for research, leadership, and community impact. Lieutenant Governor Dianne Primavera spoke of the importance of public especially in Colorado.
She was named the honorary inductee for the Delta Omega chapter at the School. Her advocacy work includes:
For a list of award winners, please visit our annual awards webpage.
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