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This year’s class received their diplomas at a time when the field of public health is facing serious challenges, yet has never been more important. The 80th commencement ceremony of the UC Berkeley School of Public Health marked a significant milestone for graduates who have dedicated their studies to addressing pressing health issues.
In the wake of global health crises and ongoing public health challenges, the graduates are stepping into a world that needs their expertise more than ever. The ceremony was filled with inspiring speeches from faculty and alumni, emphasizing the critical role that public health professionals play in society.
Graduates were encouraged to embrace their responsibilities as future leaders in the field, equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to tackle complex health disparities and improve community well-being. As they move forward, these newly minted public health professionals are poised to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.
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