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This is not a trick question, okay?

This is not a trick question, okay?

No, no, no. I don't want you to feel like it at all. The question is, what is the role of community in public health?

No, no, no. I don't want you to feel like it at all. The question is, what is the role of community in public health?

Nadine Pettigrew, thank you again. There are so many current threats to public health. This is just your personal view. What three threats come to your mind right away when we talk about public health?

Nadine Pettigrew, thank you again. There are so many current threats to public health. This is just your personal view. What three threats come to your mind right away when we talk about public health?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Which leads me to my question, which is community-based participatory research. Where are we going with that? I mean, you kind of mentioned that a little bit earlier. The importance of school, is that going to be a more focused?

Which leads me to my question, which is community-based participatory research. Where are we going with that? I mean, you kind of mentioned that a little bit earlier. The importance of school, is that going to be a more focused?

My question wasn't really formed well, but I just thought, see, BPR.

My question wasn't really formed well, but I just thought, see, BPR.

So how can communities support you?

So how can communities support you?

You know, I appreciate, Dean Pettigrew, your candor. You said a lot of things that resonate a lot with me in terms of community, in terms of outreach. And I know that there are many people that...

You know, I appreciate, Dean Pettigrew, your candor. You said a lot of things that resonate a lot with me in terms of community, in terms of outreach. And I know that there are many people that...

We call them treasures in our community that will be more than willing to support the School of Public Health in its work and to be able to help our communities become healthier because that's what we want. We want a healthy community and we realize that it's going to take an academic and community partnership to make that happen. And so, you know, We're here for you.

We call them treasures in our community that will be more than willing to support the School of Public Health in its work and to be able to help our communities become healthier because that's what we want. We want a healthy community and we realize that it's going to take an academic and community partnership to make that happen. And so, you know, We're here for you.

Let's say I put it like that. I speak for me and my buddies. Okay.

Let's say I put it like that. I speak for me and my buddies. Okay.