Author: Emily Morin
September Public Health Forum: Guest Speaker David Seltz, Senior Policy Advisor for Massachusetts Senate President Therese Murray
Wednesday September 12, 12 p.m., L112 The Department of Health Policy and Management is pleased to announce that David Seltz, Senior Policy Advisor for Massachusetts Senate President Therese Murray for the last nine years and who just last week was tapped by Governor Patrick to lead the implementation of the recently signed law, will be […]
The first IH Reflections from the Field of Fall 2012: Guest speaker Meghann McNiff
meghann mcniff ih reflections from the field Come meet Meghann McNiff, an MPH alum, who will be sharing her experiences with her current work in Kabul, Afghanistan with the Afghan Midwives Association. We are very excited to have Meghann back to share with us her work in Afghanistan on midwifery, contraception, and womenn’s health. Thursday, […]
Interested in Global Health Case Competitions? Come meet the BU team from The Extramural Emory Global Health Case Competition
Are you interested in learning more about the global health case competitions available for BU students to participate in? Come meet the team from The Extramural Emory Global Health Case Competition who came in second place this past March. We are hoping to bring together MPH, MD, and MBA students to make up competitive teams […]
Development/Communications Intern with Ibis in Cambridge, MA
Development/Communications Intern, Cambridge MA Ibis Reproductive Health is a nonprofit research organization that aims to improve women’s reproductive health, choices, and autonomy in the US and worldwide. Our staff of roughly 20 is located in Cambridge, MA and Oakland CA, USA; and Johannesburg, South Africa. We conduct original clinical and social science research, leverage existing […]
BUSPH Fellowship Fair: September 27th from 4 to 5:45 in Hiebert. Don’t miss out!
Fellowship Fair Flyer 2012 Please RSVP to ltoby@bu.edu
Dr. Kiran Martin, Founder of Asha Society presenting at the Global Health Speaker Series: Transforming Lives in the Slums of Delhi
Sept. 14 Global Health Speaker Series: Transforming Lives in the Slums of Delhi Location: BUSM-L building L206 Dr. Kiran Martin began her medical career in 1988 as a pediatrician treating cholera in a Delhi slum, today she is an internationally recognized expert on urban health and development. Dr. Martin is the founder and director of the Delhi […]
Two research opportunities with Professor Chris Gill
1. Meta-analysis of antibiotic resistance among respiratory isolates of S. pneumoniae and H. influenzae in African patients. This is a study being conducted in partnership with PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology in Health). The project has been running for about one year and nearly all of the data collection/extraction is now complete. We have had […]
New students: didn’t get enough time to jot down all your notes from the IH Concentrator’s Luncheon at orientation? See the Powerpoint!
Orientation Slides Fall 2012
Researcher/writer position with the Journal of Palestine Studies
The Journal of Palestine Studies, a quarterly scholarly journal based in Washington, is seeking a researcher/writer to compile its detailed, day-by-day Chronology and its Quarterly Update section. Learn more about the postion and how to apply here: http://www.palestine-studies.org/files/pdf/jq/11416.pdf. Learn more about The Journal of Palestine Studies here: http://www.palestine-studies.org/index.aspx#Job1/ For more infomation on JPS/IPS and this Job […]
GHFP Two year fellowship as Neglected Tropical Diseases Technical Advisor, based in DC. Apply by 9/24
Global Health Fellows Program II Technical Advisor II: Neglected Tropical Diseases Technical Advisor Infectious Diseases Division, Office of Health, Infectious Diseases, and Nutrition, Bureau for Global Health, United States Agency for International Development Location: Washington, DC Assignment: Two year fellowship GHFP II-P1-054 The Global Health Fellows Program (GHFP-II) is a five year cooperative agreement implemented […]