Author: Juliana Restivo
Margaret Ewen presents: Working in Pharmaceutical Public Health from New Zealand to Amsterdam
The Pharmaceutical Program welcomes: Margaret Ewen to present on Working in Pharmaceutical Public Health from New Zealand to Amsterdam on Tuesday Sept. 13th from 5-5:55pm in L311 Margaret Ewen is a Global Projects Coordinator at Health Action International (HAI) in Amsterdam. She works on issues related to medicine pricing and access. Originally from New Zealand, she […]
Interested in working on Public Health issues in China? Come hear about opportunities from guest Professor Ye Lu!
Join us for this Meet & Greet with Professor Ye Lu on Tuesday Sept. 13th in CT-305 from 12:30-1:45 for Chinese SPH students and any students interested in discussing public health opportunities in China. Professor Ye Lu is a professor of Health Economics in the School of Public Health at Fudan University in Shanghai. She […]
The Role of Faith Based Organizations in the Provision of Health Services in Africa
Dr. Pius Tih is visiting BUSPH this week as a panelist for the Dean’s Symposium “The Role of Pharmaceuticals in Public Health”. He is the Medical Director of Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services (CBCHB), a network of hospitals and primary care facilities. The CBCHB is second only to the government of Cameroon in providing quality and […]
MGH Global Psych Dinner Series
You’re invited to the: Chester M. Pierce MD. Division of Global Psychiatry Global Psych Dinner: Dr. Christina Borba: “Global Mindset, Local Relevance: Learning from Ethiopia, Liberia, and Boston” Monday Sept. 19th 6:00pm-7:30pm Boston Medical Center, Evans Seminar Room, 72 East Concord Street, E112A BUSPH Alumna Christina P.C. Borba, PhD, MPH is Director of Research for […]
The Insufficiently Appreciated Impact of Pollution on Global Health
Join us for the opening seminar of the: GIJS Van Seventer Environmental Health Seminar Series: Global Environmental Health: Science, Policy & Practice The Insufficiently Appreciated Impact of Pollution on Global Health on Friday September 9th 12:45-1:45pm in L112 Pollution-related disease (PRD) is a massive and growing global problem. Diseases caused by pollution are responsible for nearly […]
Dean’s Symposium The Role of Pharmaceuticals in Public Health – GH Dept. events 9/12-9/15
On September 15th the BUSPH will hold a Dean’s Symposia titled “The Role of Pharmaceuticals in Public Health” as part of the celebration of 40 years of the School. Three of the participants will be joining the BUSPH community for various events throughout the week organized by the Department of Global Health. Dr Pius Tih is […]
D-Prize awarding students $20k to launch a social enterprise
D-Prize is a program looking for budding leaders who can start a new social enterprise and increase access to global poverty solutions. Winners of our entrepreneurship competition are given up to $20,000 in funding to launch a pilot program of their idea. We are especially interested in supporting students who are just getting started in their […]
Dean’s Symposium The Role of Pharmaceuticals in Public Health – GH Dept. events
On September 15th the BUSPH will hold a Dean’s Symposia titled “The Role of Pharmaceuticals in Public Health” as part of the celebration of 40 years of the School. As part of this event, three international participants have been invited to participate. They will be in Boston for the week and will participate in other […]
Connect with public health researchers and global health engineers through the Global Health Ideas Repository
The Global Health Ideas Repository (GHIR) is a forum that connects educators, innovators, & students from various disciplines interested in tackling global health challenges from an engineering perspective. Have you spent your summer working in a developing country and have firsthand experience with the pressing global health challenges of today? Share those challenges with others […]
HopeNet Program Manager in Uganda – position available
General Summary: The Program Manager leads an ongoing population-based social network cohort study and implementation project seeking to improve the lives and livelihoods of 5,000 residents of Nyakabare Parish in southwestern Uganda. The social network study is one of several research studies and implementation projects currently operating in the Mbarara, Uganda area in partnership with […]