The UCLA Bixby Center to Advance Sexual and Reproductive Health Equity awards certificates to graduating Master's students at the Fielding School of Public Health who develop expertise via coursework and fieldwork focused on population, sexual, and reproductive health.

(Link to learn more included as button: https://www.bixby.ucla.edu/for-students/bixby-certificate)

What is the purpose of the Certificate?

The Certificate shows that the student has completed coursework and fieldwork recommended by the Bixby Center and has developed competency in: population and reproductive health policies and programs, socioeconomic and behavioral factors, program design and evaluation, health education, ethics, and advocacy. The Certificate demonstrates to future employers that the student has achieved a specialization in population and reproductive health.

Who is eligible for the Certificate?

Any graduating FSPH Masters student from any department is eligible.

What are the requirements?

Students must:

To apply, students must submit:

Course Matrix

The Bixby Population and Reproductive Health Certificate Matrix is available here.

Bixby Certificate Alumni Survey – Final Report
By Paula Tavrow, Angubeen Khan, and Alex Hanel

This report summarizes findings from the Bixby Certificate Alumni Survey, an online survey that The Bixby Center on Population and Reproductive Health administered to all alumni of the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health (FSPH) who had completed the Bixby Population and Reproductive Health Certificate since its inception in 2005. 

Read the report.

2023
Claire Amabile
Evelyn Escobar Gramajo
Anna E. Fiastro
Yadira Bribiesca Leon
Katherine A. Lewis
Ashley Lopez
Katie Mazer
Victoria Rondan


2022

Setareh (Seti) Akhavan

Erica Browning

Amber Marie Guerra

Katherine Morales

Katharine Peters.

Imani Wilson-Shabazz

Monica Zepeda Zúñiga


2021               

Nayelie Yuliana Benitez Santos

Bri-Ann Mary Hernandez 
Lacey Howcroft-Chapple

Jacqueline Markt Maloney

Emily Murray

Kirsten Nadine Paulus

Andrea Renteria


2020  

Emily M. Abrahams

Cameron Brandt

Sara Beth Harrell

Ally Power

Sydney Marie Spencer

 

2019  

Ledaly A. Blandino

Lou Paulette S. Din

Kendall Dunlop-Korsness

Alexandra Hanel

Samantha Hwang

Melanie M. Potter

Marina Stephanie Quintanilla

Noemi Rivera-Olmedo

Kyle Patrick Ryan

Carey Walovich

Marissa Watkins

 

2018  

Amy E. Alterman-Paradiso

Cristina Hunter O'Leary

Makaela Marie Newsome

 


 




2017  

Natalie D. Dickson

Caitlin O'Connor


2016  

Ruth Hsu

Sally Saleh

Emerald G. Snow


2015  

Melissa Medich

Melissa Papp-Green

 

2014  

Joanna Ekstrom

Claudia Gilmore Gutierrez

Adriana Romero-Espinoza

 

2013  

Erica Ciaraldi

Hannah Coleman

Emily Wasson

Shun-Ching Zen

 

2012  

Annie Fehrenbacher

Gildy Lopez

Mayon Yen


2011  

Karin Hilton

Dayo Spencer-Walters

Rebecca Sussman

Lindsey Thompson

Whitney Welshimer


2010  

Adam  Carl Cohen

Melodee Corne

Cassondra Marshall

Vanessa Novoa

Aimée M. Williams

 


 



2009  

Starr Banks

Laura  Camberos

Caroline Elson

Priti Gautam

Bogdana Kovshilovskaya

Rose Liu

Philip Massey

Alani Price

Kyoko Shimamoto

Bonnie Smith


2008  

Elissa  Bradley

Alba Chacón

Cody Haight

Michelle Horejs

Cara O'Connor

Kara McMullen

 

2007  

Sharie Cheng

Anya Gutman

Mashariki K. Kudumu


2006  

Nathalia A. Allevato

Robin  Lowney Lankton

Cara Mae Wooledge

Jaimie Morse

Jennifer Taylor

 

2005  

Lidia Marie Carlton

Emily  Chung

Ingrid  Dries-Daffner

Megan Grimm

Andrea Hoberman

Leah Maddock

Rotrease Regan-Yates

Marie Elizabeth Sharp

Kristen M. Shellenberg

Sara Siebert