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ZAHM RECEIVES HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH ALUMNI AWARD OF MERIT
Shelia Zahm receives Harvard Alumni of Merit Award from Dean Barry Bloom.
In June, Shelia Hoar Zahm, Sc.D., Deputy Director of DCEG, received the Harvard School of Public Health Alumni Award of Merit for her research on occupational and environmental cancer as well as her outstanding scientific leadership and community service. This award, the highest honor presented to alumni by the Harvard School of Public Health, recognizes leaders who advance the science of public health, improve its community practice, provide exceptional leadership of public health institutions, or contribute significantly to the training and accomplishments of the field’s future professionals.
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