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Brenda Nickol, the director of career services for the University of Nebraska Medical Center's College of Public Health, has been recognized with the prestigious Education Catalyst Award. This accolade highlights her unwavering commitment to bridging the gap between academia and practical application in the field of public health.
Under Nickol's leadership, the career services department has developed innovative programs that empower students to gain real-world experience while enhancing their academic learning. She has been instrumental in fostering partnerships with various public health organizations, enabling students to engage in internships and collaborative projects that enrich their educational journey.
Nickol’s dedication to student success and her advocacy for public health education have made a significant impact on the community. Her efforts not only prepare students for their future careers but also contribute to the overall improvement of public health initiatives. This award serves as a testament to her hard work and passion for the field.
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