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SPH Alumni Awards Reception
Join alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends of SPH for an inspiring celebration as we honor outstanding alumni whose achievements, leadership, and dedication embody SPH’s core values.
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HPM Seminar with Neil Anthony Lewis, Jr., PhD
Join us for this seminar titled "Mobilizing Diverse Coalitions to Advance Health Equity"
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Dissemination & Implementation Science to Address Childhood Obesity
Dr. Estabrooks will speak on applying behavior and dissemination and implementation sciences to increase access and utilization of health promotion and lifestyle interventions in clinical and community settings, and supporting rural community capacity development to address healthy weights in families.
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Community-Engaged, Reproductive Health Research Within the Carceral System–Reflections and Lessons Learned
In this webinar, panelists will discuss their participation in community-engaged research projects at the intersection of the criminal legal system and reproductive health.
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Introduction to Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) and Workplace Health Without Borders (WHWB)
COIL provides opportunities for students to engage in cross-cultural learning and working together in areas of common interest. The speakers will share examples of COIL activities in partnership with universities in Vietnam.
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#OwntheOutcome: Holding Companies Accountable for Health
How might public health hold companies accountable for how their products affect human health? Thomas points to new arguments for public health and new coalitions that might yield greater human health.
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SPH in Color: A reception for our American Indian, BIPOC and International community
Please join us for this reception for our American Indian, BIPOC, and international community!
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Spring Journal Club
The HEWG Journal Club is an interactive forum for faculty, staff, students and advanced trainees interested in current health equity research. This journal club we will be joined by Dr. Sujan Babu Marahatta.
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The Kids Aren’t Alright: Adverse Childhood Experiences and Opportunities to Forge a Healthier Future
Colin Planalp, Senior Research Fellow at SHADAC, will discuss adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and their pernicious role in undermining the health of both children and adults.
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BHDS Seminar with Corwin Zigler
Join us for this presentation titled "Bayesian Causal Inference with Uncertain Physical Process Interference."
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HPM Seminar with Andrew Fenelon, PhD
Join us for this seminar titled "Does Public Housing Improve the Health of Residents? Evidence from Multiple Survey Administrative Linkages"
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Bridging the Gap: Understanding the Needs of Ovarian Cancer Survivors
Comprehensively understanding how the prevalence and severity of side effects, unmet needs, and barriers to supportive care affect quality of life in diverse ovarian cancer survivors remains a research gap and priority.
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Standing Up for LGBTQIA+ Voices in Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease Research
In this talk, we will examine the unique risks and challenges LGBTQIA+ older adults face related to aging and Alzheimer’s disease, addressing current research gaps and challenges within today’s sociopolitical climate.
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HPM Seminar with Jagpreet Chhatwal
Join us for this seminar titled "Generative AI for Medical Decision Making".
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SPH Red Dress Day
The SPH Red Dress Day honors missing and murdered American Indian women, children, and relatives, and highlights ongoing efforts to combat this tragedy.
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