USC Prevention Research Center
The University of South Carolina Prevention Research Center (USC PRC) envisions “Communities that support physical activity and healthy eating for all people.” We engage community and organizational partners in research, practice, technical assistance, and training to benefit the health of underserved communities and the community at large.
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The USC PRC Turns 30!
The PRC Network highlights the scale up of FAN with latest success story
The USC PRC’s Mindful Walking Program is featured on local news
Jasmin Parker-Brown accepted into Leadership & Diversity Training Program
USC PRC Student, Jasmin Parker-Brown accepted into Southeastern Chapter of the American Academy of Sports Medicine Leadership and Diversity Training Program (LDTP) Jasmin Parker-Brown, a second-year doctoral student in the Arnold School of Public Health and graduate...
The Prevention Research Center at the University of South Carolina has been funded since 1993 as part of the Prevention Research Centers Program of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The PRC envisions Communities that Support Physical Activity and Healthy Eating for All People. To achieve our vision, we are committed to conducting research and to translating that research into practice to improve the health of individuals, families, and communities.
Opposing Racism and Injustice
The Arnold School joins the USC faculty senate in condemning racism and injustice in all its forms and actions. Racism and social injustice are strong negative determinants of good health — both physically and mentally — and are antithetical to everything we stand for in academic public health.
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