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Spring 2026 Electives, Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health

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Interested in taking a deeper dive into Environmental Health and topics such as Community-Based Research, Environmental Health Omics, Climate Change Communications, and Global EH Policy? Check out the Gangarosa Dept. of Environmental Health’s Spring 2026 Course Showcase with instructors talking about their spring classes that you can consider to take as electives. The slides from the presentation are available ​here​. 

Reducing Drug-Related Harms Using Big Data: Administrative, geospatial, and network sources

Category : Student Opportunities

Course opportunity: BSHES 735 – Reducing Drug-Related Harms Using Big Data: Administrative, geospatial, and network sources with TADA

This course will focus on learning to analyze administrative, network & geospatial data in the context of research & interventions for substance use disorders & drug-related harms. For more information, visit the Emory Course Atlas.

Networking Night, Georgia Public Health Association

Category : News/Events

📣 Happening Soon: GPHA’s Networking Night!
 
This is an evening designed to connect students, alumni, faculty, and public health professionals who share a passion for improving community health across Georgia. Find your future APE, internship, or job while connecting with public health professionals in Georgia! 
 
🗓️ Date: November 13, Thursday
📍 Location: CNR 8030
🕕 Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
📸 Free Professional Headshots: 4:45–5:45 PM in RL19
 
Register on the Hub and add it to your calendars!
 

Reducing Drug-Related Harms Using Big Data: Administrative, Geospatial, and Network sources

Category : Student Opportunities

Course Opportunity: BSHES 735 – Reducing Drug-Related Harms Using Big Data: Administrative, Geospatial, and Network sources with TADA

This course will focus on learning to analyze administrative, network & geospatial data in the context of research & interventions for substance use disorders & drug-related harms. For more information, visit the Emory Course Atlas.

First-Year International Students Curricular Practice Training Information Session, International Student and Scholar Services

Category : News/Events

International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) will be hosting a Curricular Practical Training (CPT) Information Session on Wednesday, October 29 from 12:00 – 1:00PM. 

Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is a form of off-campus work authorization for F-1 students who plan to pursue an internship, practicum or training experience that is an integral part of their degree program. This training will apply to first-year international students pursuing an applied practice experience in the next academic year. 

Students may register here to attend.

 

Religion and Public Health Community of Scholars Reception, Candler School of Theology

Category : News/Events

Anyone in the Emory University community who is interested in the unique, interdisciplinary resources for work in religion and public health are invited to attend the Religion and Public Health Community of Scholars Reception.  Come and meet faculty and student scholars from disciplines across the university to learn what is happening where these fields intersect. 

Graduates and current students taking interdisciplinary coursework, enrolled in the  dual-degree program (MDiv/MPH and MTS/MPH), working for the Certificate in  Religion and Health, and doing research will discuss their interprofessional learning experiences at Emory. Learn about the ways in which religion and public health can work together in research and practice.

  • Light refreshments will be served
  • No RSVP required
  • All are welcome!

When: Tuesday, October 28, 2025  from 6:00-7:30 P.M. | Candler School of Theology 360

For more information, visit the webpage linked here: www.rphcemory.org

Health Policy & Management Seminar: Data Visualization for HPM

Category : Student Opportunities

Course opportunity: HPM 590R – Data Visualization for HPM

This course introduces students to the principles and practice of data visualization in the context of health policy and management. Students will learn how to transform complex health data into clear, compelling visual narratives that inform decision-making and drive action. Using Tableau software, the course covers best practices for visual design and effective storytelling in public health, policy, and management settings.

This is an in person, preterm course that meets 1/5-1/10 from 9am-4:30pm. It is a two credit course taught by Peter Joski. Please note that registration for this course is only open to HPM students until 11/7. For more information, visit the Emory Course Atlas.

2025 Sleep Sprint, Emory Sleep Symposium

Category : News/Events Student Opportunities

Think you can present your research in just 2 minutes? Join the 2025 Sleep Sprint at the Emory Sleep Symposium, hosted by the EU Sleep Consortium)!

🏁 Registration Deadline: October 31
🗓️ Final Slides Due: November 7
🎤 Practice Sessions: November 10 & 11

All undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral trainees are welcome to participate. This is a great opportunity to showcase your research and connect with others in the sleep research community.

👉 Register here: https://forms.office.com/r/jQERaYj1Y9

Learn more about the full event: https://eusleep.org/2025-sleep-symposium/

Graduate Degree Programs, University of Washington Department of Health Metrics Sciences

Category : Alumni Student Opportunities

The Department of Health Metrics Sciences at UW is currently accepting applications for two graduate degree programs:

Both programs are designed for students passionate about advancing population health through rigorous quantitative methods and innovative research. The programs are are particularly seeking applicants with strong backgrounds in data science, statistical modeling, and quantitative analysis. The application deadline for both programs is December 1, 2025. 

To learn more about health metrics and the Global Burden of Disease study, you are welcome to view a recent discussion from the World Health Summit in Berlin, and to participate in GBD Learning Week, hosted virtually by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation later this month. Please consider this your invitation to participate in any or all of these upcoming events!

Students interested in applying for either our MS or PhD program are welcome to reach out to Kristofor Larsen, Director of Academic Programs at kglarsen [at] uw [dot] edu to schedule a meeting.

Research Coordinator, University of Miami Comprehensive Center for Brain Health

Category : Alumni Student Opportunities

University of Miami’s Comprehensive Center for Brain Health is hiring a Research Coordinator with this potential to begin after graduation.

The Research Coordinator will work on Dr. Lilah Besser’s grant-funded observational studies, which investigate how community environments are linked to health aging, brain health, and Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. A degree in a scientific discipline (preferably in public health or related field) and at least one year of relevant experience is required. The position offers flexible hours, partial remote work, and advancement opportunities. Details on Dr. Besser’s research can be found at www.lilahbesser.com.

For more information and application instructions, visit this job post linked here.

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