Spring Course Evaluations: Closing Today!
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Regular session course evaluations close Monday, May 2nd. Currently, only 5% of our traditional 500 level courses have met or exceeded the 66% response rate.
News, updates, and information for current students and alumni of the Department of Epidemiology at Rollins School of Public Health
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Regular session course evaluations close Monday, May 2nd. Currently, only 5% of our traditional 500 level courses have met or exceeded the 66% response rate.
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CFDE University Course- Fall 2022
Pandemic Reflections
Tuesday 1-4pmCourse Convener: Dr. Jodie Guest
Course Description:
Often discussions of pandemics focus on infectious diseases, public health outreach and communication, and perhaps even vaccine development and roll out. But pandemics are also like mirrors. They offer a reflection of both who we are and who we can be as a global community. What can they teach us about ourselves, our society, and even our world?
This course will focus on the HIV/AIDS and Covid-19 pandemics as two (ongoing) events that have taught us about science and disease. But they have also brought a sharper focus on issues surrounding stigma, religion, communication, inequity, and politics. Drawing on these two pandemics, we will begin to ponder how they help explore our current context more deeply and shape our responses to future pandemics. What were our lessons learned? How might we carry them forward?
Space is limited in this course, not all that apply are guaranteed a place in the course.
To apply for the course, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/kkVaRdXRr6ERDEfb7
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A great one-on-one opportunity to ask your questions to some Emory Faculty and Healthcare Executives about their healthcare journey, tips on networking & job searching. Join this Career Roundtable on April 21 from 1-2 PM in the Lawrence P. and Anne Klamon room. Refreshments will be provided. Register on the Hub!
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Attend an important and timely discussion on the “Appropriate use of race in research at Emory.”
Thought leader Otis Brawley, along with other established Emory investigators will address the following questions:
Date and Time: Tuesday 4/26 from 5:30-7 pm on Zoom
Click to Register for Appropriate Use of Race in Research Event.
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Are you ready to help create a healthier world?
Attend this session to:
• Network with a Senior Recruiter and gain insight into career opportunities (full-time, part-time, and internships) at IQVIA.
• Hear about the different career paths with the company.
• Learn about their interviewing process and qualities they look for in candidates.
The session will take place on Tuesday, April 12th at 12 PM. Register on RSPH Career Connect.
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During this event, you will learn about careers with the CDC Division of Healthcare Quality and Promotion, Clinical Environmental Microbiology Branch, Office of Laboratory Strategies and Analytics. They will also share information regarding their recruiting process, desired skills, work examples, and interviewing.
This event will take place Wednesday, April 6th at 12 PM. Register on RSPH Career Connect.
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Please join Emory’s MCH Center of Excellence for a webinar, “Support through Separation: Coping with the Physical and Emotional Separation for the Birthing Person and Baby During Incarceration” on Tuesday, April 19 at 12 noon EST. Please see attached flyer, and registration link here.
Featured speakers include Lanetta Garner, a Peer Support Specialist, discussing her experiences working at Human Solutions Women’s Shelters, and Alicia Roach, an experienced doula from Oregon. Jessica Katz (The Family Preservation Project), Lesley Mondeaux (Northwest Mothers Milk Bank), and Carrie Cohen (Portland State University) will share their work in supporting families and children of incarcerated mothers.
The Cross-Center Collaboration on the Health of Justice-Involved Women and Children (JIWC) sponsors this third webinar in a four-part webinar series focused on “Support through Separation: Coping with Physical and Emotional Separation.” This series aims to provide a trauma-informed, welcoming, inclusive, and healing experience, especially for those with lived experience. Find recordings of the first two webinars, “Support through Separation…for the Birthing Person” here and “Support through Separation…for Families Impacted by Maternal Incarceration” here.
We hope you can join us! Please direct any questions about this webinar or series to MCH [at] emory [dot] edu.
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Come check out Convos on Tap this Tuesday, March 29 from 4:30-7:30 in the RSPH courtyard! Food and drinks will be provided. Register on the corq app to attend.
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