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Frontline health care workers share perspective and advice

Sheridan Miyamoto black and white image with a mask.
Published on: Mar 26, 2021

SSRI cofund Sheridan Miyamoto, assistant professor of nursing and principal investigator of the SAFE-T Center, is featured as one of Penn States hard-working health care heroes during the pandemic and shares advice on staying vigilant and how everyone can continue to do their part to help protect the Penn State community. Read more.

News Topics: COVID-19, Child Maltreatment Solutions Network, SAFE-T CENTER, SSRI Cofunds
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