ARC Quantitative Tutor Hours, Spring 2020

Quantitative tutors work with students to understand epidemiological and statistical concepts and methods introduced in their coursework, apply these concepts to their research projects, and provide support for students conducting quantitative analyses.  The tutors’ goal is for the student to understand concepts and methods so the student can apply this knowledge to the student’s own work.  Tutors are familiar with SAS and R Programming Languages.

ARC Quantitative Tutor drop-in hours for Spring 2020 are as follows: 

Wednesdays: 9-12 and 1-3 with Zerleen in P51 (beginning next week)

Thursdays: 10-12 and 1-4 with Lasha in P51 (beginning 1/30)

For more information about Academic Resource Center (ARC) services, click here.

Job Search Strategy Workshop, 2/4

Join us to learn about and discuss the process of creating a strategy for both your internship and full-time job search. Led by Roger Presswood.

No dress code. Please feel free to bring your lunch.

RSVP on Handshake by February 3.

Click here to RSVP!

Chair’s Chat, 1/14

Join the Epidemiology Department for Chair’s Chat Tuesday, January 14. Please RSVP on canvas as soon as possible!

CFAR Network Science Seminar, 1/16

Preregistration is required for entry; guests can RSVP here.

APE Portal Info Sessions, 1/14 & 1/15

Come learn about the APE requirement for all degree-seeking MPH/MSPH students. Please RSVP in Handshake!

Students Who Rocked Public Health 2019

Check out the list of Students Who Rocked Public Health 2019 by clicking HERE. Included in the list is our very own, Christina Chandra! Be sure to read about her work interviewing HIV providers on mental health services integration in Thailand.

Recent Publications Page

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

Spatial Epi, Poster day

This week the Spatial Epidemiology class, taught by Dr. Kramer, presented interesting and impactful posters. The presentation included 27 posters presented by the 44 students. The event was attended by 10 spatial epi ‘guests’ from CDC, as well as 8 past students who collectively served as poster reviewers. Be sure to check out some of them by clicking HERE!

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

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

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