Author: Juliana Restivo

CE requirement deadlines

The deadline to complete the CE requirement is upon us, and news of CE completions are coming in. Please Note: 1. The deadline for the final version of your CE is Friday, December 16 at 5pm. This is the date for receiving final approval from your CE advisor, not the day you submit a final […]

StAMP Launch and Alumni Network Express

You are invited to the 2016 StAMP Launch & Alumni Networking Express event! This event brings BUSPH alumni together with current students for “speed networking” to discuss public health career pathways, make connections, and learn about our Student and Alumni Mentoring Program (StAMP). Do not miss this great opportunity for a night of networking, socializing, […]

Water: New Directions Through Arts and Science – The Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities (a2ru) Emerging Creatives Student Summits:

The Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities (a2ru) Emerging Creatives Student Summits bring together students who have an interest in the arts, crossing disciplinary boundaries, and developing collaborative projects. Each year, 100 undergraduate and graduate students attend the summit from a2ru partner universities across the country, along with 20 administrators, faculty, and staff. These summits […]

House & Pet Sitter Wanted

A DGH professor who lives in Jamaica Plain is looking for someone to stay at her house while she travels and take care of her dogs and cat.  It is a single-family house with a yard and garden, 10 minutes’ walk from Forest Hills Station on the Orange Line.  There are two dogs (an older […]

CAMTech and GE Sustainable Healthcare Solutions announce The First Mile Innovation Challenge

The First Mile Innovation Challenge CAMTech and GE Sustainable Healthcare Solutions announce The First Mile Innovation Challenge to crowdsource innovative technologies/solutions that directly address clinical or community hardships in global primary care.  These innovations should impact communities and individuals in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) with a focus on: Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Cardiac Health Safe Surgery Winners of […]

Highlights of The Lancet Commission Report: Essential Medicines for Universal Health Coverage

Refreshments & snacks will be served. Please RSVP!  Join SPH Dean Sandro Galea and Department of Global Health Chair Pat Hibberd in discussing: Highlights of The Lancet Commission Report: Essential Medicines for Universal Health Coverage. Co-Chair of the Commission providing an overview of the report: Veronika Wirtz, Boston University School of Public Health Commissioners presenting […]

NAPA-OT field school Summer program in Guatemala

Message from a recent GH MPH alum: For the past 5 years, I have worked with the NAPA-OT Field School in Guatemala, which is a 4-week summer program that brings together students and practitioners in public health, occupational therapy, and medical anthropology to conduct research on local health issues identified by our in-country partners. The […]

Data Management Intern position available at BMC Data Management Intern position available at BMC with TB Research group

There are a few openings in our office for Data Management Interns, here in the TB CDRC/TBRU/RePORT-India Data Coordinating Center. Our Handshake application is available here https://app.joinhandshake.com/jobs/519416  The DCC interns work as part of the Data Coordinating Center team in performing Quality Assurance and other routine data management tasks for data transmitted from the international sites. The […]

Sustainability & Health Journal Club: What is Planetary Health?

Sustainability & Health Journal Club: What is Planetary Health? Thursday, November 17, 4:00-5:00pm Room 429, Harvard University Center for the Environment 4th floor, Harvard Museum of Natural History, 26 Oxford Street, Cambrige   Join the Sustainability & Health Student Forum at the Harvard Chan School as it holds its inaugural Journal Club session that will explore the emerging field of “Planetary Health” – the health of […]