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Impact Magazine
5 Ways to Impact Global Health: Changing Communities Through Hopeful Service
BY Ben Crookston, August 30, 2024 12:52 PM
Benjamin Crookston shares the progress that's been made in global health and how we can make a difference in our own communities.
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Impact Magazine
Summer Snapshots: Connecting Science with Faith
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Students from the college share how their summer travel experiences helped them see God's hand in the sciences.
Four women sit around a table painting glaze on ceramics. Three of the women are wearing hijabs and are looking down at their work. The one in the left background wears a light brown hijab and a blue and maroon long-sleeve dress. The one in the left foreground wears an off-white hijab and a green dress. The one in the right foreground wears a cream hijab and a burgundy dress. The last woman in the right background grins eagerly at her work. She has chest-length curled brown hair, light-toned skinned, and wears a long-sleeve black shirt. The woman next to her in the burgundy dress oversees her work.
Impact Magazine
Handcrafting Access to Global Health
BY Kaigan Bigler, February 16, 2024 01:25 AM
Melissa Levy helps lift thousands of people out of poverty by empowering 2,919 artisans in nearly 20 countries through her company Ethik.
Tall white male Andrew Hillier, wearing a gray BYU sweatshirt, holds a traditional black foot brace and and a mechanical, spring-loaded boot.
Impact Magazine
Getting Diabetics Back on Their Feet
BY Hannah LeSueur, June 09, 2023 10:51 AM
Andrew Hillier and Seth Huber combine public health and engineering at BYU to speed up healing for the foot ulcers of people with diabetes. The students' foot braces take stress off the foot and reduce the need for amputation.
Female Empowerment
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The Role of Male Engagement in Female Economic Empowerment: A Collaboration with Grameen Foundation
BY Allie Richael, February 24, 2022 01:14 PM
Standing before a new crop of graduate students, professor Benjamin Crookston assigned a “challenge paper” to those sitting in his introductory class to the public health master’s program. After listing four relevant issues, he asked the class to select one, research the topic, and identify ways to address the issue. After careful review, the class chose to address male engagement in female economic empowerment. With Crookston’s help, these six BYU graduate students worked with the Grameen Foundation to create an evidence review on the issue.