Author: Emily Morin
Global Health Series: Challenges of Newborn Hypothermia in South Asia, April 11th at 4pm
GLOBAL HEALTH SERIES Wednesday, April 11, 4:00 – 5:30 pm Challenges of Newborn Hypothermia in South Asia Karsten Lunze, Senior Fellow, Primary Care Academic Fellowship Program, Boston University School of Medicine Luke C. Mullany, Associate Professor, Department of International Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Naganand Murty, Co-Founder and President, Technologies, Embrace Kristian Olson, Clinician Educator […]
MPH student needed to help with a DIH project establishing an NGO in Ethiopia. Apply by April 11th!
Supporting the establishment of an NGO to address TB in Ethiopia: United for Health Abyssinia Tuberculosis is a major killer around the world. Each year there are 9 million new cases of TB with 2 million deaths and 85% of cases occur in Africa. (WHO Global Update Report, 2011) Ethiopia is 7th among the 22 […]
Two Internships with GFH: Nicaragua and Mexico
GFH Nicaragua Int’l Internship Posting_Summer Fall 2012 Posting for GFH Summer Intern_Chiapas 2012
Invitation to ReACH Panel (Raising Awareness for the Crisis in the Horn) on Somalia on April 11th at 4pm
You’re invited to join students at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHSPH) as they host a panel discussion on the health and human rights implications of the famine and war in Somalia in the global context of climate change and food insecurity. Participate in the discussion – ONLINE! Join in the […]
18th Annual MCH Conference December 12th-14th in San Antonio, Texas
One-year Southern Africa position with The Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation
The Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation (DTHF) is a registered non-profit organization focused on the pursuit of excellence in research, treatment, training and prevention of HIV and related infections in Southern Africa. We invite applications from candidates for a one year contract post as a TB/HIV Teaching Program Manager. Essential duties: Development of three on-line courses […]
MPH students encouraged to sign-up for PH857: Health Economics and Financial Management for Public Health
Fall 2012 PH857 A1 Health Economics & Financial Management for Public Health With Lora Sabin 4 Credits Tuesdays 2-4:45pm This course is an applied, practitioner-oriented survey of major topics in health economics and the financial management of public health organizations and programs. It will provide students with a brief introduction to the theoretical and conceptual […]
Join Peace Corps Response for a Virtual Information Session! And Available Positions
Peace Corps Response provides opportunities for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and other qualified professionals to undertake challenging, short-term assignments. Attend this webinar to find out more information about our exciting new programs, upcoming assignments, and how to apply. Register now to join the webinar from 12:00pm-1:00pm EST on Thursday, April 19th. Upcoming Projects […]
Advancing Security, Dignity and Growth: The Role of the International Criminal Court in Ending Impunity and Fostering Greater Well-being: Friday, April 13th at 3pm
Advancing Security, Dignity and Growth: The Role of the International Criminal Court in Ending Impunity and Fostering Greater Well-Being The African Studies Center, the Center for Finance, Law & Policy, and the School of Law, announce the Bradford Morse Distinguished Lecture with the Honorable Fatou Bensouda, the newly named Chief Prosecutor of the ICC. A new […]
Interested in working as a BUSPH Tutor Coordinator next fall? Apply by April 20th
BUSPH Education Office Recruiting Tutor Coordinator for the 2012-2013 Academic Year The BUSPH Education Office is recruiting a tutor coordinator for the 2012-2013 academic year. The tutor coordinator manages both the Core Course Tutoring Program and the Writing Assistance Program. Both programs focus on providing high-quality peer assistance in order to improve the academic success […]