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DPHS Canes Student Ambassador Program Welcomes New Leaders

The Department of Public Health Sciences (DPHS) at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine has announced the appointment of six new student ambassadors. The DPHS Canes Student Ambassador Program is designed for current students who aspire to become leaders in the field. These ambassadors play a significant role in representing the department to potential students and mentoring newcomers.

LaShae D. Rolle, M.P.H.

Mackenzie Goodman, a DPHS Canes Ambassador, expressed her excitement at being a part of the program. She said, “Being a DPHS Canes Ambassador gives me the opportunity to learn more about the Graduate Department of Public Health and the Miller School of Medicine campus as well as offer guidance to prospective students.”

Emilie Brown.

The student ambassadors act as mentors for newcomers and offer guidance to prospective students. They are a great resource for students in need of direction as they are willing to share their own experiences and act as references.

LaShae D. Rolle, M.P.H., and Ph.D. candidate in Prevention Science and Community Health Division saw this program as an excellent opportunity to learn more about DPHS, meet new people, and answer questions from incoming students in any way possible.

Ashley Gonzalez, M.S.

The responsibilities of the DPHS Canes Student Ambassadors include assisting with admissions and recruitment events, campus tours, and other activities aimed at promoting DPHS to prospective students. They will also assist with social media efforts such as Instagram takeovers and the Day in The Life of a ‘Cane series.

Tanvi Hathiramani, M.S.

“I am eager to share my experiences with future students and help them navigate the sometimes daunting process of choosing an MPH program. For those considering the University of Miami, my passion and expertise are sure to be a valuable resource. I am dedicated to helping incoming students feel at ease and confident in their decision, so they too can embark on a successful career in public health. I can't wait to connect with you!” Emilie Brown.

The six new student ambassadors were selected for their initiative to reach out and connect with prospective and incoming students, as well as their innovative approaches to attracting potential applicants and contributing to DPHS's social media efforts. Ashley Gonzalez, M.S., Senior Program Coordinator, and Tanvi Hathiramani, M.S., Senior Program Coordinator, expressed their excitement about the new cohort of Canes student ambassadors and look forward to another successful year.

DPHS Canes Student Ambassadors:

  • Bianca Marin
  • Mackenzie Goodman
  • LaShae Rolle
  • Caitlin Rempson
  • Emilie Brown
  • Nathalia Torres
Written by Deycha Torres Hernández
Published on March 27, 2023