Author: Juliana Restivo
CGHD Graduate Research Affiliate Program (GRAP) applications open Friday!
Are you looking for research opportunities with faculty? Do you want to be more engaged in the global health research community at SPH? Find out more information about GRAP here! Click here for information about the CGHD Graduate Research Affiliate Program! Applications open FRIDAY!
Uganda Site Director, MGH Global Medicine Program
Job Opportunity: Uganda Site Director, MGH Global Medicine Program Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Global Health is seeking a talented and dedicated physician to serve as the Uganda Site Director for its Global Medicine (GM) Program. As the on-site representative in Uganda, the GM Uganda Site Director will support the vision and mission of the Global […]
Nominate a Colleague for CUGH Leadership Awards
Nominate a Colleague for CUGH Leadership Awards The Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) is accepting nominations for 3 awards: the CUGH Distinguished Leadership Award, the CUGH/Wasserheit Young Leader Award, and the CUGH Hall/Sewankambo Mid-Career Leadership Award. The awards will be presented at CUGH’s annual Global Health Conference in April. More information Deadline: November […]
Zambia Rising (Zambia Orphans & Vulnerable Children Systems Strengthening) Study – Paid Qualitative Data Analysis Opportunity
Paid Qualitative Data Analysis Opportunity – Department of Global Health, SPH The Zambia Rising (Zambia Orphans & Vulnerable Children Systems Strengthening) Study is looking to hire 3 students to help with qualitative analysis in completion of project activities. Students must commit to a minimum of 12 hours per week during November and December (now through […]
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM Graduate Student Research Grants on Latin America
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM Graduate Student Research Grants on Latin America 2016-2017 The Latin American Studies Program at Boston University is pleased to announce this year’s competition for funding to sponsor graduate research on Latin America. Projects on Latinos in the US will also be considered. In particular, this initiative is aimed at […]
GH811 students need your help!
Team Hakuna Matata (aka Samantha Clark and Avnee Patel) is doing a survey for Dr. Andrew Stokes’s class, GH811 Applied Research Methods, on physical activity in BUSPH students. The goal of our survey is to assess physical activity in the student community with the aim of providing recommendations to create more resources and opportunities for […]
Engineering World Health – Innovation at the Last Mile: Dr. Brown & Dr. Hibberd
Apply to be on BU’s team for the 2017 Emory Global Health Case Competition! **Updated
Apply to be part of BU’s team for the 2017 International Emory Global Health Case Competition! *Updated announcement Looking for innovative ways to engage in Global Health? Interested in working with a diverse team of students from the BU Schools of Public Health, Medicine, Engineering, Law, and Business? Apply to be part of BU’s team for the Emory Global Health Case Competition in March! […]
Bhutan: The Intersection of Climate Change & Health 11/16
Bhutan is a small Himalayan country that is forging a unique path for national development, emphasizing the multiple facets (not just economic growth) that determine Gross National Happiness. As part of this effort, the country has emphasized development of accessible health care, and has been assisted in this effort by the Bhutan Foundation, as well […]
Apple picking with Doctoral Student Organization & Minority International Scientist Organization
DSO and MISO Apple Picking Event on Saturday, October 22. Grab a friend, bring your family! Doctoral Student Organization (DSO) and Minority and International Scientist Organization (MISO) are going apple picking at Sholan Farms, which is an non-profit apple orchard run by volunteers in the city of Leominster. Leominster is the supposed birthplace of Johnny Appleseed! Please […]