Research Highlights

George Mason’s AI in Public Health Summit examined what artificial intelligence could mean for health equity, education, and the future workforce.

Poojya Bommannan, MHA ’25, is applying the operational and analytical skills she developed in the Master of Health Administration program at George Mason University in her current role as a Patient Services Coordinator at Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation in Texas.

Cuellar brings deep expertise in health policy, health care systems, and child well-being research to the study, which will examine how communities, families, and public systems can better support children’s outcomes.

A study by Panagiota Kitsantas and colleagues reveals patterns of treatment delays for youth with cannabis use disorder.

The college is proud to recognize and celebrate the faculty members on their well-deserved promotions.

Hear what students at the College of Public Health said about their professors through the Thank‑A‑Teacher Program, highlighting faculty’s impact in preparing future health professionals, fostering supportive learning environments, and inspiring careers dedicated to improving community health.

The 2026 RHLM Spring Symposium, hosted in partnership between Rising Healthcare Leaders at Mason and the National Capital Healthcare Executives, brought together an interdisciplinary and intercollegiate array of current and future leaders.

A rural doula tends Virginia moms and babies on Medicaid in her home community.

Professor Farrokh Alemi joins President Gregory Washington to discuss the use of AI in clinics and classrooms.

Seniors discover AI: From smartphone to artificial intelligence.

Kerri LaCharite, Amy Preston Page, Rodman Turpin, Melissa Villodas, Sanja Avramovic, K. Pierre Eklou, Ashley Frese, and Terri Ann Guingab have been recognized for going above and beyond in their dedication to uplifting George Mason University’s mission and values.

A new study shows how responsibility for care shifts across settings, creating a fragmented experience for patients.