Communication Artifacts
Explore eight projects that demonstrate different approaches to public health communication, leadership, education, and advocacy. Each artifact represents an important part of my academic and professional development and highlights my ability to translate public health research and knowledge into practical strategies that address community health challenges.
Although each artifact uses a different communication method, the collection shows a progression from identifying a public health concern and reviewing evidence to developing messages, promoting a program, and advocating for change.
Together, these projects show how research, communication, leadership, and community engagement support effective public health practice.
Topic Selection and Qualifications Brief
This artifact introduces the selected public health topic and provides the foundation for the communication project. It demonstrates the importance of defining a health concern, identifying relevant populations, and establishing a clear purpose before developing an intervention.
Literature Review
This artifact examines scholarly literature related to the selected public health topic. It emphasizes the role of credible evidence in identifying community needs, understanding health disparities, and informing potential interventions.
Program Introduction Video
A video that communicates the purpose and importance of a proposed public health program. It highlights how clear, engaging presentations can help audiences understand community health priorities.
Communication Strategies & PSA
This artifact explores communication strategies to reach a target audience. The public service announcement shows how concise, accessible messaging can raise awareness and encourage positive health-related action.
News Release
The artifact shows the process of developing a professional news release and demonstrates how it can present health information in a professional, timely, and accessible format.
Brochure and Pretesting Assignment
This artifact emphasizes the importance of producing health education resources that are understandable, visually appealing, and relevant to the intended audience.
Marketing Plan
This artifact addresses how public health programs can reach intended audiences through organized communication and promotion, and shows the importance of identifying communication channels, developing consistent messaging, and evaluating outreach efforts.
Advocacy in Action Assignment
This artifact explains how to contact a local government representative about an identified public health issue. Develop a persuasive advocacy message that communicates a community health concern and encourages government leaders to recognize and address the issue.