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Global Field Experience in Rwanda and Zambia, Info Session 1/17/20

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A Mass Ebola Vaccination Campaign in Rwanda on the border with the DRC for 10-12 weeks. RZHRG will be vaccinating 200,000 adults and children living on the DRC border and studying vaccine feasability as well as safety in pregnant women. Working with High Risk Women, including Female Sex Workers and Single Mothers, in Zambia for 10- 12 weeks. A number of projects are available including M&E of women enrolled in a phase 2b HIV vaccine trial, LARC promotion, and diagnostic STI and early HIV testing using GeneXpert.

Cookies & Cocoa: an EPI Study Break

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Monday and Tuesday, 12/9 and 12/10, 1-3pm, CNR, 3rd floor

Planetary Health and Infectious Diseases Speaker Series, 12/3

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As part of the Planetary Health and Infectious Diseases Speaker Series,Rebecca Philipsborn, MD, MPA will be discussing child health in the era of climate change. Follow the zoom link if you can’t make it in person!

AIF William J. Clinton Fellowship Information Session, 12/10

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American India Foundation’s William J. Clinton Fellowship (aif.org/fellowship) for Service in India is an immersive and interdisciplinary experiential learning program that places young professionals in service with development organizations in India. Join us to learn more! Please RSVP in Handshake.

Epi Town Hall Meeting, 11/20

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Join your Epi Reps to express departmental questions, ideas, and concerns in a student only discussion.

Recent Publications

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Check out the updated lists of publications from the Epidemiology Department on the Recent Publications page!

Convos on Tap: Tapsgiving, 11/21

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Join the Rollins Student Government for Convos on tap on November 21 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm. Don’t forget your ID, corq app, or reusable cups!

Rollins Speaks, 11/12

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Rollins Speaks: Underrepresented and Underserved Populations in Atlanta, featuring Dr. Alawode Oladele
Wednesday, November 20 | 5PM-6:30PM | Rita Anne Rollins Room
RSVP Here by Friday November 12

ABOUT ROLLINS SPEAKS 
Every year, GMS at Rollins host a lecture series called, “Rollins Speaks.” The purpose of this series is to raise awareness about notable public health topics, and specifically priority minority health issues, to RSPH Faculty, Staff, and Students, as well as community members. Prior topics have included gun violence and food insecurity. 

ABOUT DR. OLADELE
November’s Rollins Speaks will focus on underrepresented and underserved populations in Atlanta, featuring Dr. Alawode Oladele, alumnus of Rollins and Interim Medical Director at the DeKalb Board of Health. Dr. Oladele’s previous work has been in the community of Clarkston and supporting efforts in infectious disease.  He was well-received at CDC Day this year, and we are excited to provide this opportunity for the entire RSPH community to learn from his experience and successes in public health. 

Global Digital Health Features, 11/12

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Join the Business School for a fireside chat to “discuss the convergence of digital technology with health, healthcare, and wellness to enhance the efficiency of healthcare and medicine through hardware and software solutions”

Renal Grand Rounds, 11/26

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The Renal Ground Rounds lecture will be held on Tuesday, November 26 in the School of Medicine at 5pm. Dr. Neil Powe will present his research uniting Public Health and Medicine involving kidney disease patient-oriented research, epidemiology and outcomes and effectiveness research.

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