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SPH Snapshot: September 24-28.

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  • Agis Tsouros, former director of policy and governance of health and wellbeing at WHO Europe, discusses his career and vision for the future of public health during a Dean's Seminar on Tuesday.

  • Maria McCarthy, director of advising and career development, informs students about the practicum requirements, process, and opportunities, as well as career resources available at the Career and Practicum Office.

  • Students discuss race, racism, white privilege, and inequalities at the first Racial Justice Talking Circle of the semester on Wednesday.

  • Faculty from the Center for Health Law, Ethics and Human Rights discuss the impacts of recent Supreme Court decisions on reproductive rights and LGBTQ+ health with students.

  • Students take a mid-week stroll on campus.

  • Friday morning rain makes way for a sun-filled weekend.

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Scenes from the week on campus, from a presentation by former WHO Europe director Agis Tsouros to a workshop on unconscious bias.

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