The Student Public Health Association (SPHA) leadership team are a group of current students at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health (CPH) dedicated to supporting the mission and vision of the College through campus and community events, and activities, that create engagement and connection with their public health peers.
SPHA acts as a liaison between students and faculty, promotes student involvement to develop healthy communities, and represents the needs of students at the College of Public Health.
Have a question for SPHA? Contact us at kentuckyspha@gmail.com.
I am a senior from Charlotte, NC, and I'm on the pre-medicine track! I am working to finish my Master of Public Health with a concentration in Health Management and Policy and aiming to start medical school in the Fall of 2026. I am responsible for coordinating and overseeing the group's activities and meetings and also supporting the other members of the executive board when they need assistance.
Fun Fact: I am an amateur photographer and love taking graduation pictures for students in Lexington!
I am a second-year graduate student from Lexington, KY studying public health with a concentration in Epidemiology. I am responsible for all things social media! I work with the College of Public Health to coordinate any posts or information that needs to be shared.
Fun Fact: I am a part of the women’s club volleyball team.
I am originally from Louisville, Kentucky, and I am currently a sophomore pursuing a degree in Public Health. I am in the process of applying to the upper division of the program, with plans to continue my education by applying to the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program after graduation. My primary responsibilities involve bridging the local community to our organization by fostering engagement with service events and ensuring that all activities align with the organization’s goals. I am passionate about promoting public health principles and sharing knowledge to support collective growth and impact for all.
Fun fact: I share a birthday with my sister—but we’re not twins!
