Month: February 2012

New GHFP-II Position Available: Technical Advisor for Health Economics, App due March 5th

 Research, Technology, and Utilization Division, Office of Population and Reproductive Health, Bureau for Global Health, United States Agency for International Development Location: Washington DC Assignment: Two year fellowship GHFP II-P10-027  SALARY AND BENEFITS: Salary based on commensurate experience and earnings history. The Public Health Institute offers a comprehensive benefits package including professional development programs http://www.ghfp.net/docs/2012_Benefits_Booklet_GHFP.pdf […]

Working in Humanitarian Relief: Tales from Kandahar to Northern Japan

A Managing Disasters and Complex Humanitarian Emergencies Event…all are welcome! 12:15-1:15pm Friday, February 10th CT460/A BUSPH Alumna, Etsuko Chida, from Japan, has had a long career in humanitarian relief since she graduated in 1991. Since 1996, she has worked for UNHCR in many countries. Prior to being evacuated after 9/11 in 2001, she was the […]

MGH Internship Opportunity in Uganda

Initiative to End Childhood Malnutrition: Volunteer/Intern Rukungiri, Uganda  The Initiative to End Childhood Malnutrition (IECM) is seeking two young professionals to fulfill program coordination responsibilities for a six month to one year term at Nyakibale Hospital in southwest rural Uganda, beginning late-May 2012.  IECM is a collaboration between the Harvard College Global Hunger Initiative, Massachusetts […]

Great news: Jeff Waller to be teaching IH737!

Spots are still open for Jeff Waller’s IH737: International Organization Behavior!  Although the class is closed for registration on Student Link, all you have to do is email Chris Paal at cpaal@bu.edu with your full name, BU ID, and date of birth to request a spot. Jeff Waller has over 20 years of management leadership experience […]

Monday at 5: Pathfinder Student Seminar Series

Pathfinder Student Seminar Series Emerging Pathogens in Southeast Asia  Monday, Feb. 13, 5-6pm R103 Anne Peruski, MPH(c) speaks about the 6 years she spent living and working to prevent infectious diseases in Southeast Asia.  The focus of her work was to improve infectious disease surveillance and strengthening the regions ability to rapidly detect and respond […]

Malaria and DDT Seminar TOMORROW

Seminar:  Malaria Control and DDT with Dr. Christopher Gill Date: Friday, February 10th at 12 noon Location: BUMC Main Instructional Building, L210  Dr. Christopher Gill will continue the Environmental Health department’s doctoral seminar series, “From Pests to Poisons: Basic Science, Epidemiology, and the Policy of Pesticides” by discussing some of the pros and cons of […]

Full-tuition stipend available through BU African Studies Center

 BU African Studies Center FLAS Application Deadline is  Feb 15th.  This award offers full-tuition stipend for US Citizens & permanent residents who take an African Language and African area studies course each semester.  African Studies Center expects to make 2 or 3 awards for next academic year. Please find information about the FLAS awards here.  Graduate-Financial-Aid-Application […]