Patrick Ten Eyck, a PhD candidate in the Department of Biostatistics, is the subject of a Future of Public Health Q&A by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Future of Public Health is an ongoing series focused on the emerging faces in the world of public health.

Ten Eyck spoke with the foundation about what helped lead him to the field of public health, his work in biostatistics to determine the impact of anti-bullying policies, and where he hopes to go from here.