National Public Health Week 2008A look back at National Public Health WeekJuliet Nguyen, an M.H.A. student, hosts a short video program that highlights the activities of National Public Health week. Click the play button below to watch the video. Events and ActivitiesMonday, April 7Public Service Announcement (PSA)
Contest Award Night The SPH will award a $500 first-place
prize to the entrant with the best 30-second PSA that effectively expresses a
public health message. Film Festival:
We will be showing Crude Awaking: the
Oil Crash. It is a 90-minute documentary
that tells the story of how our
civilization's addiction to oil puts it on a
collision course with geology. Tuesday, April 8Film Festival We will be showing ¡Salud!, which examines how the cash-strapped country of Cuba has become "one of the world's best health systems." Wednesday, April 9Film Festival We will being showing three episodes of Unnatural Causes, a new PBS documentary that examines America's socio-economic and racial inequities in health. Thursday, April 10SPH Alumni Society Annual Meeting Facilitated by SPH Alumni Board member Dr. Michael Trujillo, this gathering will engage alumni in an advocacy-oriented dialog about science vs. ideology. Participants will be asked to come prepared to discuss pre-selected articles that will be announced in the invitation. SPH Alumni Reunion: Major-specific networking SPH alumni, students, and faculty will gather for major-specific, informal social hours. SPH Alumni and Friends Gala
Fundraising Event This gala fundraising event will allow the public health community to both engage with Dr. Richard Carmona, M.D., M.P.H., FACS, 17th Surgeon General of the United States (2002-2006), who will deliver the keynote address and field questions from the audience, and rally in support of student scholarships, which will ensure that future generations of public health professionals are prepared to lead. Friday, April 11SPH Emeriti Faculty Breakfast SPH Student Research Day The purpose of this poster session is to
honor and celebrate research endeavors
of public health students. Research that
is both in progress and completed will be
highlighted. Film Festival We will be showing Sex Ed and the State, which is a look at the Minnesota's state legislature and the fate of a comprehensive sexuality education bill. Vintage sex ed films will also be screened. |
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