Ashanti
Glass,
MPH
Program Assistant - Public Health Workforce of Wake County
Wingate University
Ashanti Glass is a public health professional with a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in Health Education and Promotion from Wingate University. With a strong commitment to improving community health outcomes, Ashanti has developed a diverse skill set that spans health education, policy analysis, and program management.
During her academic tenure, she conducted community assessments and examined community-based programs. Her thesis, titled “Public Health and Primary Care in Rural Honduras,” explored the development and administration of a census survey for rural Honduras. Which contributed valuable insights to the field and garnered recognition from faculty and peers alike. Currently Asahnti is working with Wake County in Raleigh on the Public Health Workforce Program.
Presenting at the Nexus Summit:
Background: Honduras is classified as a middle-income country with rural areas that lack basic healthcare services. In the rural areas, the geographic terrain is often a barrier to mobilizing to access healthcare services in neighboring communities. The School of Pharmacy (SOP) at Wingate University collaborates with Shoulder to Shoulder, Inc. (STS) on medical brigades that create, operate, and support sustainable and accessible health, nutrition, and education services in the community of Guachipilincito located in rural Southern Intibucá, Honduras. The aim of this work was to develop a…
This session is designed as an engaging moderated discussion, featuring diverse student leaders representing interprofessional student groups and innovative projects. The panelist members will highlight successful examples of interprofessional engagement and stimulate collaborative dialogue among all attendees. Together we will explore the benefits, incentives, and challenges to balancing interprofessional learning with profession-specific demands and discover opportunities for student engagement and leadership.
This session is hosted by the American Interprofessional Health Collaborative…