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Yale founded one of the country's oldest programs in public health in 1915. Building on the vision of its founder, C-E.A. Winslow, this nationally accredited School of Public Health has played a pivotal role in defining and addressing public health issues and training leaders in public health research, education and practice.

Right now, our exciting challenge match allows many of our supporters to double the size of their gifts, maximizing the impact of contributions. Read more about the Challenge Fund for Public Health at Yale, and some of the gifts received by the School to advance its teaching, research and leadership.

Mission Statement
The School of Public Health at Yale University provides leadership to protect and improve the health of the public. Through innovative research, policy analysis, and education that draws upon multidisciplinary scholarship from across the graduate and professional programs at Yale, the school serves local, national, and international communities with its knowledge and expertise.