Seminar Series
The EpiCH Seminar Series brings together leading public health practitioners and researchers who address our mission to improve the public’s health through state-of-the-art research, translation of research into practice, and innovative training.
Seminars are presented throughout the semester on Fridays from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Central Time. All are welcome.
Seminar Series Zoom Link (used for all seminars)
Meeting ID: 941 8757 4025, Passcode: x88dKA
- EpiCH Seminar Series events are recorded and available the following Monday at SPH YouTube EpiCH Seminar Playlist
- If you would like to receive emails about upcoming seminars, please contact Barbara Lux at b-lux@umn.edu
Spring 2022
Date | Speaker/Affiliation | Topic/Title |
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1/21/22 |
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Carl J. Martinson, MD Lectureship in Preventive Medicine. Combating Health-Related Misinformation and Disinformation |
1/28/22 |
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The Violence Project: How to Stop a Mass Shooting Epidemic |
2/4/22 |
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Past, Current, and Future EpiCH DEI-related Work |
2/11/22 |
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Reframing Public Health: Catalyzing Action to Lead and Inspire Transformative Change in Our Communities NOTE: Joint seminar with HPM starting at 11:30 am |
2/18/22 |
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In-service – Collaborative Community Engagement Ideas for Research and Teaching |
2/25/22 |
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Where Do We Go From Here? A Discussion About the Near Future of COVID |
3/4/22 |
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Preparing for the Next Pandemic (While We Are Still in the Current One) |
3/18/22 |
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In-service – How to Manage Your Online Scholarly Presence and Understand the Impact and Reach of Your Research |
3/25/22 |
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An Investigation of Human Milk and the Impact of Maternal Factors Within the Mom-Milk-Baby-Triad |
4/1/22 |
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Science-policy Interfaces and Challenges in Public Health: The Case of COVID-19 |
4/8/22 |
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Pitfalls in the Communication of Evidence and the Practice of Clinical Medicine: Let’s Discuss! |
4/15/22 |
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Resilience and Burnout: How Can We Support Students? |
4/22/22 |
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Assessing Seasonality and Forecasts of Dengue Across the Americas |
4/29/22 |
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An Anti-racism Approach to Improving the Health of Populations |
5/6/22 |
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mHealth: mHope or mHype? |