ContriBUte Today, Impact Tomorrow
Dear Colleagues, To make a difference for public health, we need to come together at the right place and the right time— and right now, public health needs our support. Support our students Our students inspire each of us each day. Despite the pessimistic headlines, they are determined to create a better future for all. Support […]
Weekly Update on Federal Actions – Week of April 7
Dear colleagues, Good morning. Another week in paradise (sarcasm). Below, please find updates and guidance on this week’s federal actions. As always, please feel free to reach out to me directly with any questions. Judge Kelly of the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts has written her final opinion on the administration’s attempt to cap payments […]
Observance of Passover
Dear colleagues, As you may know, the Jewish holiday, Passover, will begin before sundown on Saturday, April 12th and ends after nightfall on Sunday, April 20th. Those observing Passover may miss evening classes the week of April 14th to observe activities for the holiday. In order to accommodate SPH students observing Passover, it would be […]
Weekly Update on Federal Actions – Week of April 1
Dear colleagues, I’m not sure that I’m in the mood for an April Fool’s Day joke, since I think either April or Fool or both are on the NIH watch list of forbidden words for grant applications… Below, please find updates and guidance on this week’s federal actions. As always, please feel free to reach […]
Seeking Volunteers for 2025 Convocation
Greetings, Convocation is quickly approaching and the Graduate Student Life office can use your help! SPH Convocation is on Saturday, May 17 from 9:30 am – 11:30 am at the Track and Tennis Center, 100 Ashford St. The ceremony will be followed immediately by a tented reception from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm on the adjacent […]
Weekly Update on Federal Actions – Week of March 24
Dear colleagues, I hope your week has started well. I look forward to seeing faculty and staff at School Assembly this morning where we will be joined by Boston University President, Melissa Gilliam. Last week I was in Washington DC for a lively meeting of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health. I […]
Period Product Donation Drive for Dignity Matters
Maternal and Child Health in Action is hosting a period product drive for Dignity Matters! We are accepting tampons, pads, liners, menstrual cups (any type, any brand. Open packages are acceptable if tampons, liners or pads are individually wrapped). Please drop off all products in our donation bin in the Talbot Lobby.
Health “Comm”petition
The Health “Comm”petition is an annual event at BUMC that promotes health education and awareness by aligning with National Public Health Week themes. Students are encouraged to develop and present health communication materials that inform and engage audiences on various public health topics. Submissions may follow NPHW themes or address any public health issue of […]
Weekly Update on Federal Actions – Week of March 17
Dear colleagues, I hope that you all had a nice weekend and a chance to enjoy the first signs of spring here in Boston. Below, please find updates and guidance on recent federal actions since my last note. As always, please feel free to reach out to me directly with any questions. The federal terminations […]
Join the ISO Mentor-Mentee Program!
Calling all incoming and first-semester students! The ISO Mentor-Mentee Program is here to help you navigate your journey at BUSPH. Get paired with an experienced mentor for guidance and support. Mentor applications & mentee interest forms are now open. Sign up here by March 23!