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The Center for Maternal and Child Public Health has released a new volume of the magazine Healthy Generations.

Natasha Wright, an MPH student in Public Health Administration & Policy, has received the University of Minnesota’s Outstanding Community Service Award.

Jessie Pintor, PhD student in Health Services Research, Policy and Administration, has been awarded a highly competitive Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship from the University for the 2013-2014 academic year.

Are you graduating this spring and going on to a fellowship or internship? If so, please send an email to Kris Stouffer at stouffer@umn.edu with details. Email should include your name, degree, and a few sentences about where you'll be working.

The Center for Maternal and Child Public Health has released a new volume of the magazine Healthy Generations.

During the May 16 spring assembly, the SPH honored faculty and staff members with the 2013 Awards for Achievement & Outstanding Service. Congratulations to these outstanding leaders for their excellent work.

Employees who earn 300 wellness points by the deadline will receive a $300 reduction. Employees whose spouse or same-sex domestic partner is covered by the UPlan Medical Program can earn 400 wellness points and reduce their premiums by $400.

SPH faculty are invited to attend an event hosted by the Women's Faculty Cabinet, Friday, May 24, 10 a.m. - noon, Minnesota Room, McNamara Alumni Center.

The Center for Maternal and Child Public Health has released a new volume of the magazine Healthy Generations.

During the May 16 spring assembly, the SPH honored faculty and staff members with the 2013 Awards for Achievement & Outstanding Service. Congratulations to these outstanding leaders for their excellent work.

Employees who earn 300 wellness points by the deadline will receive a $300 reduction. Employees whose spouse or same-sex domestic partner is covered by the UPlan Medical Program can earn 400 wellness points and reduce their premiums by $400.

Again this year, the SPH will use the Performance Appraisal Tool (PAT) to conduct secure, online employee appraisals for fiscal 2013. Find out how to access and use the tool.

May 28 marks the start of this year’s Public Health Institute. Individuals representing 14 countries and 25 states are participating in the PHI to experience innovative, hands-on learning in various public health topics. Seats are still available for second and third week courses.

Karen Everstine, research associate at the National Center for Food Protection and Defense (NCFPD) will facilitate a discussion about food fraud, Friday, May 17, 1-2 p.m., 213 Pomeroy, St. Paul Campus. One Health partners at the University are invited to attend.

On May 10, all are invited to get an historical perspective on the School of Public Health from Henry Blackburn, MD, Mayo Professor (emeritus).

All SPH faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the schoolwide Spring Assembly & Faculty Meeting on Thursday, May 16.