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Interested in Public Health? Join us for Campbell University's Public Health Days! Tour campus, meet our faculty, and sit in on a class with our current students! If you are interested, please fill out the attached registration form or reach out to our Admissions Coordinator, Kailey Porter, at kporter@campbell.edu. We look forward to seeing you
Interactive discussions will empower learners to take action by critically assessing AI's ethical, legal, and social implications, addressing algorithmic bias, data privacy, and accountability in their professional contexts.
Tuesday, September 29, 202612:00-12:30 p.m. Central Time Public health isn't one career path—and your MPH doesn't have to be either. During this 30-minute session, we'll explore how different interests can lead to different opportunities in public health. What we'll explore: Interested in data? Explore paths in epidemiology, biostatistics, research, and health analytics. Passionate about
This webinar discusses strategies for developing reserves, diversifying revenue, and institutionalizing contingency planning (e.g., using ARPA or opioid settlement funds for structural stabilization). This webinar is part of a year-long series convened by the University of Minnesota Center for Public Health Systems (CPHS) to discuss practical strategies for protecting communities when budgets tighten. Learn more
Discusses strategies for developing reserves, diversifying revenue, and institutionalizing contingency planning (e.g., using ARPA or opioid settlement funds for structural stabilization).
Mental health needs are rising globally, with young people facing particularly persistent challenges. At the same time, advances in technology and digital health are creating new opportunities for prevention, earlier intervention, and expanded access. Join this panel of experts for a forward-looking conversation about how health leaders can evaluate emerging approaches, overcome systemic barriers, and
