Program Participants
Cycle I | Cycle II | Cycle III | Cycle IV | Cycle V | Cycle VI | Cycle VII
Cycle I
The fellows of the KPHLI’s inaugural class represented state and local health departments, community-based organizations, and the university system. During the 12-month cycle, these fellows attended four 1 ½ day sessions and completed inter-session activities and assignments. As a capstone to the curriculum, they developed case study projects to apply the skills they acquired during the institute. Graduating fellows presented their capstone projects prior to the Kansas Public Health Association annual meeting in September 2004. Upon successful completion of their capstone presentations and other program requirements, fellows were admitted into the Leadership Academy, a new alumni organization for KPHLI graduates.
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Cycle II
The second cycle of twenty-seven fellows completed the leadership institute curriculum in September 2005. These fellows presented their capstones and were welcomed into the Leadership Academy prior to the Kansas Public Health Association's annual conference.
To continue to expand Kansas health professionals’ response capacity through the leadership institute, the second KPHLI class was recruited from 10 of the state’s 15 terrorism and disaster preparedness regions. The program’s geographic diversity embodies its intention to foster cooperation and alliance within the public health system at multiple points and levels.
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Cycle III
The third cycle of twenty-six fellows was welcomed into the leadership institute in September 2005 and completed the cycle in September 2006. In recognition of the complex determinants of the public’s health, this diverse class was drawn from state and local health departments as well as mental health organizations, philanthropic structures, emergency response, the educational sector, and a variety of non-profit organizations dedicated to eliminating the state’s health disparities. The KPHLI fellows of Cycle I-III were drawn from 12 of the state's 15 preparedness regions.
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Cycle IV
The twenty-five fellows of Cycle IV graduated in September 2007. These participants hailed from a wide variety of public health and allied health agencies, including state and local public health practice, university systems, mental health, food safety/sanitation, federally qualified health centers, emergency preparedness, aging services, human services, environmental health, and policy analysis. As of Cycle IV, KPHLI fellows had been drawn from 32 of the state's 105 counties.
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Cycle V
Cycle V’s twenty-two fellows completed their KPHLI training in September 2008. Participants were drawn from the state health department, local health departments, several universities, education, emergency preparedness and hospital regions, mental health, environmental and consumer health, and the military.
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Cycle VI
Cycle VI began in September 2008 and includes the KPHLI’s first-ever regional session through a collaboration between Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. The cycle's 15 fellows presented their capstones in September 2009.
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Cycle VII
Cycle VII began in June 2009 and includes 18 scholars from local and state health departments, primary care, emergency preparedness, universities, and environmental health.
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To date, KPHLI participants have hailed from 41 counties and 14 of 15 emergency preparedness regions.
Counties with at least one KPHLI participant
