• 3 Minute Thesis Information Session

    Come and learn more about what the 3 Minute Thesis competition is, how you can get involved, and what you can win.

    SPH Portrait Session

    SPH Communications is offering professional portrait sessions for students, staff and faculty at no charge.

    Career Connect

    Career Connect is an employer-student event hosted by School of Public Health Career Services. It provides students with the opportunity to network with current public health professionals from a variety of sectors—non-profit, government, corporate. In turn, organizations have a chance to meet talented students for current or future employment opportunities.

    SPH Portrait Session

    SPH Communications is offering professional portrait sessions for students, staff and faculty at no charge.

    Using Digital Storytelling for Community Engagement and Health Promotion with Dr. Abby Lohr and Graciela Porraz Capetillo

    In this Bright Spots Mini-Lab session, co-sponsored by the UMN Prevention Research Center, Dr. Abby Lohr and Graciela Porraz Capetillo will guide participants through the method of digital storytelling and its potential for public health. We’ll learn how this creative method works in their community-based chronic disease research as well as how to apply it…

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    3 Minute Thesis Information Session

    Come and learn more about what the 3 Minute Thesis competition is, how you can get involved, and what you can win.

    Health Equity Work Group General Meeting

    The HEWG Spring General Meeting is an opportunity to hear from UMN faculty member Patricia Jewett PHD, about her research on Occupational Health and Wellbeing Among CVI Workers.

    More Than One Exposure: A Cumulative Impacts Approach to Environmental Justice and Health

    Justice in Public Health

    Communities facing environmental injustice are often exposed to multiple, compounding stressors at once: air pollution, social vulnerability, and limited access to health-protective resources. This session explores cumulative impacts frameworks that move beyond single-pollutant and exposure-based analysis to better reflect lived experience.

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