Epidemiology Elective Session, 10/16
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Join the Epidemiology department for an overview of the Epi elective courses on Wednesday, October 16th from 12-12:50pm.
Category Archives: News/Events
- October 12, 2019
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First Year Pre-Registration, 10/17
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Join the Epidemiology department for an advising session for first year pre-registration on Thursday October 17th from 12-12:50pm.
- October 4, 2019
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International Student and Scholar Advising, 10/9
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Join Matt Davidson international student advising on Wednesday October 9 at 1pm.
Epidemiology Bagel Breakfast, 10/10
Category : GLEPI News/Events
The Epidemiology Department will be holding Bagel Breakfast Thursday, October 10th from 8am-10am.
Recent Publications Page
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Check out the updated lists of publications from the Epidemiology Department on the Recent Publications page!
- September 27, 2019
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Student Loan Repayment Seminar, 9/30
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Do you know how you are going to repay your student loans? Get your questions answered on income-based repayment, consolidation, public service loan forgiveness, deferment & forbearance and more!
- September 26, 2019
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Student Opportunities > GLEPI
Category : GLEPI News/Events
Are you a GLEPI student looking for news, events, and opportunities specifically related to global health? Now, these posts will be collected under the GLEPI menu item for extra quick access! Simply hover over the Student Opportunities menu, and click GLEPI in the dropdown.
Let us know what you think!
Pathways to Public Health, 10/17
Category : GLEPI News/Events
On Thursday, October 17, two of Rollins alumni will be returning to campus to speak at Pathways to Public Health. Alexa Morse is a 2017 BSHE graduate and currently working at the Global Center for Medical Innovation. Liz Hannapel is a 2012 EPI alumna and works with the GA Department of Public Health. Come hear about their pathway to public health and explore a variety of career options!
- September 21, 2019
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Intro to APE/ILE, 10/7
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Join the Epidemiology Department for the Introduction to APE/ILE on October 7 from 5-6:30pm.
- September 19, 2019
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Opioid Epidemic and Policy: Where have we been and where are we now?, 9/23
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Training Description
Systems thinking, especially with simulation models, facilitates understanding of complex health policy problems. Using a simulation model to educate legislators, public health experts, and education leaders about the policies that have the greatest short- and long-term impact on childhood obesity can encourage strategic investment in low-cost, high-return policies. This webinar will feature the Georgia childhood obesity model created by and for legislators and other stakeholders to support dialogue on policy interventions designed to reduce childhood obesity (specifically, BMI for age percentiles). Participants will have the opportunity to explore the model and understand how policies and evidence-based interventions can impact obesity prevalence and costs over time.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Describe the history, policy response, and context of the opioid epidemic and relevance to current and future response.
- Explain the policy response to the opioid epidemic, and how the SUPPORT Act is guiding the current response.
- Identify how response to the opioid epidemic as a public health crisis has immediate and broader effects, including both intended and unintended effects from a systems perspective.
To register, click HERE.
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