In this special 10th-anniversary episode, Dr. Melody Goodman, dean and professor of biostatistics, and Dr. Cheryl Healton, founding dean and professor of public health policy and management, reflect on the decade-long journey of the New York University School of Global Public Health. Dr. Healton shares the initial "spark" that led to the creation of the public health institute, the precursor to the school, and offers insights on identifying and cultivating leadership potential within an organization. Looking ahead, the Deans discuss preparing students for this "critical moment in public health," emphasizing the need for innovation and flexibility. Dean Goodman shares her priorities for the next decade, focusing on curriculum review and enhancing educational offerings. The conversation closes with advice for future leaders and students, stressing the importance of passion and taking advantage of GPH's unique benefits of being situated in New York City.

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