HIV & Sexual Health Thesis Opportunities Meeting, February 22

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HIV & Sexual Health Thesis Opportunities Meeting, February 22

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This meeting is for first year EPI students interested in HIV and Sexual Health. Epi HIV faculty will discuss available thesis topics and the process to match with one of these topics/faculty.

The meeting will take place on 2/22/22 from 12-1 PM.

RSVP to Susan at sschlue [at] emory [dot] edu by Feb. 20th to get the Zoom link

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