Author: Juliana Restivo
Alumni in the field: Sex, Sexuality & Gender 9/21
RSVP HERE Panelists: Brenna Lash ’16: Brenna currently works with transgender youth and hormonal treatments as the Study Coordinator, Gender Management Services at Boston Children’s Hospital’s Department of Endocrinology. Chase Crossno ’15: Chase has had experience working at Planned Parenthood as well as developing the off-site HIV Testing program at AIDS Services of Austin. While living in […]
LIVE STREAM available! Emerging Infectious Diseases from A to Z: Emerging Challenges and Opportunities
This message is from NEIDL Director Ron Corley and NEIDL Associate Director Jerry Keusch. A major scientific event is about to begin at BU when the National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories (NEIDL) hosts its inaugural symposium on Sunday at 3 p.m. at the George Sherman Union on the Charles River Campus. The conference will address […]
Inaugural Symposium on Emerging Infectious Diseases from A to Z (EIDA2Z): Emerging Challenges and Opportunities
The symposium “Emerging Infectious Diseases from A to Z (EIDA2Z): Emerging Challenges and Opportunities” marks the inauguration of Boston University’s National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories (NEIDL) to foster innovative interdisciplinary research on emerging pathogens in collaboration with local, national, and global academic and public health partners. Designed to advance knowledge to zero in on the gaps in current […]
Your Voice Matters!
Please take a moment to fill out the School Survey. Take a screenshot of the completion page and come by the Graduate Student Life offices for a prize! The first 200 students to complete the survey will be entered into a raffle to win two tickets the the hottest SPH event this fall – the SPH […]
PA Consulting Group – Career Services Employer Information Session – 9/28
RSVP for this great employer information session sponsored by Career Services!!
Cancer Epidemiology Education in Special Populations (CEESP) Program – Internships available
CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY EDUCATION IN SPECIAL POPULATIONS (CEESP) PROGRAM CEESP provides funding for students from all students of Schools of Public Health to travel and conduct summer research in U.S. minority sites or international settings. Amount awarded is based upon each applicant’s research project and its associated costs. Funding can cover costs including but not limited […]
USAID Global Health Fellows – WEBINAR: How to Use Your Diverse Skills for a Global Health Career 9/28
Register for this interesting USAID Global Health Fellows Webinar Wednesday September 28, 2016 from 3:30-4:45PM Global health (GH) is a field with a wide range of opportunities in diverse technical areas. From HIV/AIDS prevention to supply chain management, GH offers an avenue for 21st century leaders to solve complex global challenges by leveraging diverse skill […]
GH Dept. Chair Pat Hibberd speaking at EH Dept. Seminar – 9/16
Join us for the GIJS Van Seventer Environmental Health Seminar to hear our Global Health Department Chair, Pat Hibberd’s Presentation: What Will it Take to Clean Up the Most Dangerous Place On Earth?
Swahili course still open!!
Registration Open for Swahili Language with a Health Focus Course – CAS LE491 We have exciting news for those of you interested in taking an African language class this semester. BU’s African Studies Center is offering “Swahili Language with a Health Focus” on the Medical Campus. This is a fantastic opportunity for MPH and other […]
Broken Hearts/Fighting Words: US Evangelicals, Border-Crossing Affects, & the Anti-Homosexuality Law in Uganda
International Relations and Religion (IRRN) Pizza and Politics Group, and the African Studies Center & The Pardee School of Global Studies: Institute on Culture, Religion & World Affairs: CURA invites you to: Broken Hearts/Fighting Words: US Evangelicals, Border-Crossing Affects, & the Anti-Homosexuality Law in Uganda Melani McAlister, Associate Professor of American Studies & International Affairs, […]