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Royal Air Maroc-ASA Student Travel Award The African Studies Association (ASA) is pleased to announce the opening of the nomination process for the 2014 Royal Air Maroc-ASA Student Travel Award. The award is given every year at the ASA's Annual Meeting, and consists of one or two round-trip tickets per student between the United States and... More
Fall 2014 Flyer
Agency: Superemos, Estelí, Nicaragua, in collaboration BU School of Dental Medicine Superemos was founded at the end of 1999 as a non-profit foundation devoted to education and training programs based in the city of Estelí for low-income families in northern Nicaragua. Superemos is registered as a private, non-profit foundation with the... More
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Let's Get Ready is a non-profit organization that provides low-income high school students with free SAT preparation, admissions counseling and other support services needed to gain admission to and graduate from college. We are currently looking for college students to volunteer as coaches at the Malden High School Site. Classes are held... More
Come learn about the Actuarial & Analytic Services (A&AS) Summer Internship at Blue Cross Blue Shield! The internship is designed to provide graduate students with an interest in pursuing an actuarial or healthcare data analytics career the opportunity to spend their summer working on challenging projects in a professional environment. In... More
Are you interested in taking creative actions towards improving public health? The Arts are a great tool to bring health issues to the forefront in provocative ways that inspire action. Come to the 1st BUSPH Arts Society Meeting of the semester to find out how to get involved! We will be holding... More
LOCATION: CENTER FOR ASIAN HEALTH, SAINT BARNABAS MEDICAL CENTER, LIVINGSTON, NJ The Hepatitis B Program Coordinator will be responsible for development and implementation of a CDC-funded hepatitis B outreach, screening and linkage-to-care program in the Asian community in New Jersey. RESPONSIBILITIES The Coordinator will work closely with community members, health care providers, hospital... More
The Office of Public Health Practice is accepting applications for the Spotlight on Mental Health Student Committee! This committee will be tasked with providing the Practice Office with feedback, guidance, and support for various events and program decisions. The Spotlight series is a two-year school-wide initiative to examine issues in... More
Looking for innovative ways to apply your public health skills? Interested in global health issues of the 21st century? Join our team for the International Emory Global Health Case Competition, March 27-28, 2015. We are creating a diverse team of BU students from medicine, public health, engineering, and business for... More
Welcome new students and welcome back returning SPHers! MCHIA (Maternal and Child Health in Action) is very excited about the new year and everything they have planned for it. Their first meeting general meeting will be held Thursday, September 18th, from 5:00-5:50 pm in Crosstown 462A. Pizza will be provided. ... More
Hedieh Mehrtash, MPH Candidate in the class of 2015 has recently been nominated for the Young Leader Under 30 Social Media Award at Health Systems Global. We can support her and increase her chances of winning this award by endorsing her here!
CDC offers an intensive one-year fellowship within the Center for Global Health for MPH graduates. The prestigious Allan Rosenfield Fellowships for 2014-2015 were just announced and 4 of the 31 recipients (13%) are BUSPH Alumni: Dana Greeson (IH/MCH 2009) assigned to South Africa Ramya Kumar (EPI 2013) assigned to Zambia John Macom (IH... More
Thursday, September 18, 5:00 to 5:50 PM, Crosstown 460 Don’t miss this excellent opportunity to learn about the work of the Bureau of Addictions Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery and internship/practicum opportunities! Please use the CareerLink to RSVP, under the “Info Sessions” section of “Events.”
