Starting Your Startup with Recha Reid (Skills Builder Workshop), The Hatchery

Join the Hatchery for a workshop centered on sparking creativity, problem-solving, and taking action. In this engaging hands-on session, you will learn: 

• A wide variety of state-of-the-art brainstorming techniques to generate new ideas and strategies 
• Critical-thinking skills for your side hustle, startup, research projects, classes, and jobs 
• How to apply creativity and problem-solving techniques to take action 

Recha Reid is the Associate Director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute at Georgia State University. Recha is responsible for designing, overseeing, and marketing university-wide entrepreneurship events and activities while developing high-quality strategic partnership engagements and strengthening key relationships with the local, national, and global entrepreneurship community, industry partners, alums, and potential donors. Recha has led workshops and activities designed to help students develop successful companies and thrive within organizations. She specializes in coaching, teaching, presenting, marketing, and managing large-scale programs. 
 
Register here: https://bit.ly/f24discovery

Journal Club, Department of Epidemiology

The Epidemiology Journal Club invites students from all departments at RSPH to join for the first meeting on Monday, 9/9, 12PM-1PM in CNR3001! During the first meeting, attendees will engage with two concepts: critique and epistemology (how do we know what we know?). Throughout the semester, there will be bi-weekly meetings to cultivate a safe, interactive space for students to review epidemiologic literature and discuss key methodological and substantive concepts in public health. Meetings will be fun, informative, and intellectually engaging. All students are welcome!

Fall 2024 Workshops, Emory Center for Digital Scholarship

Registration is open for the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship’s Fall 2024 workshops, which start September 11th!

This semester’s workshop series features a round-up of incredible presenters to give you research and pedagogy inspiration using digital scholarship tools. Workshops will be held on Wednesdays from 1-2pm via Zoom and will also be recorded and available afterward on our brand new ECDS Workshops site for Emory students, faculty, and staff: https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds-workshops/. You can also go back and watch over 30 previous workshops on topics like manipulating and visualizing data using popular tools like R or Python, documentary and podcast tips, and many more.

For course descriptions and to RSVP for our Fall 2024 workshops, visit the ECDS calendar here. For questions about the workshops, email ecds [at] emory [dot] edu.

IN PERSON Fall 2024 Public Health Career and Networking Fair, Professional Advancement and Student Experience Center

The Professional Advancement and Student Experience (PASE) Center at Rollins SPH is hosting an in-person career and networking fair for public health careers. The event will run from 10am – 2pm on September 13th, 2024 in the RRR Plaza Lobby. 

Register to attend on 12Twenty by September 9th, 2024.

Graduate Community of Digital Scholars, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry

The Graduate Community of Digital Scholars is a joint program of the Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry, the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship, and the Digital Publishing in the Humanities initiative. The goal of GCDS is to offer a supportive and welcoming space for Emory graduate students to share and discuss works-in-progress which engage with the digital humanities, whether dissertation research, public humanities projects with digital components, grant applications for digital projects, or pedagogical materials using digital tools or technologies.

The format for AY 2024-25 is a works-in-progress workshop with monthly meetings over lunch. Participants are expected to attend consistently and to carefully review fellow participants’ pre-circulated materials prior to each session. Participants may share written material, digital prototypes, or a mixture of the two. Data tables or databases cannot themselves be the entire focus of a works-in-progress discussion. Applications for grants or other opportunities should contain a substantial and explicit focus on digital work.

Former GCDS participants are warmly encouraged to attend and to share their work, though presentation slots will prioritize students who have never shared work at GCDS before. The 2024-25 workshop will run from September to May. Registrations will close on September 13, 2024.

More information and registration: https://fchi.emory.edu/programs/gcds.html

For questions, please contact: Alexander Cors, Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (acors [at] emory [dot] edu)

Infectious Disease Forecasting & Modeling Workgroup, CSTE

The Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) is pleased to invite you to attend the 2024 Annual CSTE-CDC Infectious Disease Forecasting & Modeling Workshop. The meeting will take place over 2.5 days from November 19-21, 2024 in Atlanta, GA at the Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta – Buckhead. The Workshop will start midday on November 19th and end by 5pm on November 21st.

Please secure your spot by REGISTERING HERE. There is no registration fee. Through this form, you will be able to confirm your registration for attendance and request travel sponsorship, if needed. All registrations and/or requests for travel sponsorship must be submitted by Friday, October 25, 2024. Please submit this form only once.

Tips & Tricks for sponsorship requests: We want to support your attendance! Please indicate if your attendance is contingent upon sponsorship. If you are sending multiple attendees from your jurisdiction, please indicate priority attendees; we will allocate remaining sponsorships as available after considering jurisdictional/institutional representation. If you have a deadline for receipt of sponsorship for your jurisdictional approval process, please indicate the date in your request and we will do our best to accommodate.