Connecting with and learning about the journey of alumni within public health can be an informative experience as you plan your path. If you are a prospective graduate student who is considering pursuing a degree within the field of public health, please join us for an Alumni Lightning Talk with Joel Begay! This virtual webinar
Emory is excited to host a conversation with Dr. Steven W. Thrasher, author of the new book The Viral Underclass: The Human Toll when Inequality and Disease Collide. This community event is part of Emory University’s Center for Faculty Development and Excellence’s university course entitled “Pandemic Reflections” led by Dr. Jodie Guest. “Pandemic Reflections” focuses
2021 was a year defined by the ongoing health, financial, and social impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. But other factors affected the well-being of Californians, too. Join FSPH's UCLA Center for Health Policy Research (CHPR) on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, as we release comprehensive findings from the 2021 California Health Interview Survey (CHIS).From delays in
October 6 at 12 PM Central Mentoring in academic medicine has long been conceived of as both an expectation and “a given.” How mentoring is happening, if it is being done well, how it could be done differently, and how it can be improved have less often been explored. Dr. Cameron will share the innovative
This Webinar brings persons together to discuss Public Health Issues affecting us locally, regionally and internationally.
Want to explore interest areas and career options to find your best fit among our graduate degree programs and departments? Learn about opportunities for study at the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health during this virtual event.
Dr. Colleen McNicholas from Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region will present her talk: "Predictable and Preventable –The Public Health Crisis of Abortion Bans" as the October installment of the Public Health Speaker Series. The event will stream live from Brown Lounge. Seating is limited, so we encourage early registration and RSVPs. Dr. McNicholas
The Dornsife School of Public Health's 2022-23 Population Health Spotlight Series is titled "Public Health at a Crossroads: Is it time for a new direction?" The last two years have highlighted more than ever the challenges in addressing both emerging and ongoing threats to population health. It has become clear that we need to rethink
Join the UMD Horowitz Center for Health Literacy and the Institute for Healthcare Advancement in exploring innovative approaches for improving health literacy! Health Literacy. You've heard the term and decided you need to learn more about it. Or, you are familiar with it but not sure how to integrate health literacy into your work. Leaders
October 13 at 12 PM Central Ideal cardiovascular health (CVH), is associated with a multitude of benefits including a decreased heart disease, as well as a longer lifespan and healthspan. However, already by age 8 over 20% of children have lost ideal CVH. These early losses in CVH begin the accumulation of cardiovascular risk early
October 20 at 12 PM Central This presentation will discuss the intersection between mental health and lifestyle medicine and how to leverage a lifestyle medicine approach to support mental health and psychological wellbeing. The presentation will also discuss how the emerging field of lifestyle medicine can support a shift towards mental health equity. Guest: Alyssa
Meet Pitt Public Health faculty, staff and students and get to know our departments and graduate programs. Find out about the admissions process and financial aid options.
Join the West Virginia University School of Public Health as it kicks off its 10-year anniversary celebration, featuring opening remarks from School of Public Health Dean Jeff Coben; WVU President Gordon Gee; Clay Marsh, WVU Health Sciences chancellor and executive dean; Laura Magaña, president and CEO of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public
The Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute is hosting the symposium on Friday, October 28, prior to the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene’s annual meeting. Registration for virtual participation will remain open.
Come join us as we tackle admissions application process for the MPH & PhD Degrees in Health Policy and Management. What makes a competitive applicant? What are the admissions requirements? What are we looking for in the statement of purpose vs. personal statement? What are some funding opportunities available? How can we make our application
This day-long symposium brings together leading scholars, community organizers, and policy makers to grapple with the challenging questions of how to redress centuries of anti-Black racism and discrimination – and how to ensure that any move toward reparations is designed with the long-term health of Black communities and individuals in mind. Expect an engaging day
Meet Pitt Public Health faculty, staff and students and get to know our departments and graduate programs. Find out about the admissions process and financial aid options.
