Mannix, Graduates with MSc in Public Health from University of Suffolk
It’s time to celebrate a truly incredible achievement!
Join us in applauding Julienne Mannix, Acting Principal Public Health Inspector at the Central Board of Health, as she proudly dons her well-deserved MSc in Public Health from the University of Suffolk!
After starting her journey in 2021, Ms. Mannix has now reached a monumental milestone, graduating with flying colors on October 17th, 2023.
We simply cannot express enough how thrilled we are for her!
Ms. Mannix is an absolute inspiration to all of us, and we have no doubt that she will continue to make incredible contributions to the vital work of our Ministry.
Join us in congratulating this amazing #PublicHealthChampion on her historic achievement!

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