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A passionate turf manager credits Rutgers with making it easier to land every job he’s ever had.
Anthony Sherman, now Superintendent of Owatonna Country Club, credits the Rutgers Professional Golf Turf Management Program as the foundation of his turf career. Raised on a golf course in Iowa, he developed a passion for the industry early on. Enrolling at Rutgers gave him practical training, strong connections, and a clear path forward. Its reputation helped him land jobs across the country, and he continues to recommend the program for its value, camaraderie, and lasting impact.
As a high school student, Robb didn’t even know turf management was a career option. Now he’s living the dream and spreading the word.
Currently Lead Assistant Superintendent at Grove XXIII in Hobe Sound, FL, Robb found his drive to succeed on the golf course. The Rutgers two-year program gave him the foundation he needed to grow his career.
Learn how EPH helped alumni and instructor Enrico Cabredo secure job offers and discover his rewarding—and surprising—professional trajectory.
Enrico “Rico” Cabredo’s journey from Rutgers University’s Environment and Public Health (EPH) program to becoming a Communicable Disease Epidemiologist with the New Jersey Department of Health is a testament to the program’s impact on real-world public health. He highlights the vital role of REHS professionals in public health and encourages aspiring practitioners to explore diverse paths in the field.
From the military to shellfish, EPH alumni and instructor Virginia Wheatley shares her professional journey and sage advice.
Virginia Wheatley’s journey to the Rutgers Environment and Public Health (EPH) Program in 2005 was anything but conventional. Her experience led her to pursue a graduate degree in Public Health at Rutgers University and then enroll in the EPH program, a gateway to career opportunities in public health inspection.
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