Considering a Career in Epidemiology: Ask the Experts, 10/23

Considering a Career in Epidemiology: Ask the Experts, 10/23

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Event Description 

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought epidemiology to the forefront of the news, but epidemiology research touches every domain of health. If you want to learn more about epidemiology, join this webinar for a stimulating discussion with leaders in the field. They will discuss what led them to epidemiology and public health and what they see as the importance of epidemiology in the COVID era and beyond. They will share advice for those considering advanced training in epidemiology. Bring your questions!

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Event Details 

  • October 23rd, 2PM EST
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