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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
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Free Virtual Workshop: Biased by Design? AI And Health Equity
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. |
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Your Path to The MPH at Saint Louis University
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
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Resilience Funding: Building Financial Shock Absorbers
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
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Practical Strategies For Health Departments – Resilience Funding: Building Financial Shock Absorbers
Practical Strategies For Health Departments – Resilience Funding: Building Financial Shock Absorbers
Discusses strategies for developing reserves, diversifying revenue, and institutionalizing contingency planning (e.g., using ARPA or opioid settlement funds for structural stabilization). |
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Pressure Points: Leading Mental Health Innovation
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 |
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Virtual Graduate Admissions Information Session
Explore graduate programs at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health in Portland, Oregon. Meet our admissions team, get application guidance, and discover how our programs can help you make an impact. |
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Why Health? A Conversation With Dr. Sandro Galea and Dr. Katelyn Jetelina
On October 5th in Washington, DC, join two leading voices in public health: Dr. Sandro Galea, Dean of WashU Bursky Public Health, and Dr. Katelyn Jetelina, creator of “Your Local Epidemiologist,” the highest-ranked science newsletter on Substack. Together, they’ll have a candid, timely conversation about what public health gets right and wrong, where it’s headed, |
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Join the Johns Hopkins Lerner Center for Public Health Advocacy for an experiential skill-building training on storytelling for public health professionals. Learners will gain real-world insights on creating effective stories from experts in marketing, public relations, and communication science. The training runs from October 7-November 4, 2026. Registration closes Friday, September 25. Visit our website |
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2026 PPHS Research Symposium: Translational AI in Public Health Research
The Department of Population and Public Health Sciences (PPHS) at Keck School of Medicine of USC will host its annual Research Symposium on Thursday, October 8, 2026. Public health colleagues and prospective students are invited to join for a day dedicated to showcasing the breadth and depth of work across the Department, fostering collaboration, promoting
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Grief, Loss, and Trauma: A Hidden Toll
Personal loss, trauma, and grief can profoundly affect us — sometimes in invisible ways. In this candid conversation, Rachel Zimmerman, author of Us, After: A Memoir of Love and Suicide, will join experts in trauma, grief, and mental health to explore the science and lived experience of loss and resiliency. |
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Campbell University MSPH: “Narratives, Culture, and Care: Integrating the Humanities Into Public Health Practice”
Are you a Humanities major? You might be a perfect fit for Public Health! Join Campbell University’s MSPH program for “Narratives, Culture, and Care: Integrating the Humanities into Public Health Practice”, a virtual session exploring how skills in writing, culture, ethics, communication, and critical thinking translate into meaningful careers improving community health. Date: Wednesday, October |
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2026 UW SPH Community Open House
Are you interested in public health, but unsure which path, career or academic program is right for you? Have questions about the application process (SOPHAS, or UW Graduate School Applications)? Consider attending the University of Washington School of Public Health Community Open House to meet representatives from each department and interdisciplinary programs. From Public Health
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Population Health Speaker Series Featuring Ira Flatow
Drexel Dornsife welcomes Ira Flatow, award-winning science correspondent, TV journalist and the host of public radio's program Science Friday®. This event will be held virtually in a fireside chat format.
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Population Health Speaker Series Welcomes Ira Flatow
Join Drexel Dornsife for a virtual fireside chat with Ira Flatow, award-winning science correspondent, TV journalist, and the host of the public radio program Science Friday®. |
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Sc.M. in Biostatistics Information Session
Please join us for our upcoming Virtual Information Session about the Master of Science in Biostatistics program. Attendees will gain further insight into the program offerings and structure, curriculum highlights and application process. Please note that this event is listed in Eastern Time (ET).
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Saint Louis University CPHSJ Admissions: Explore Your Future in Healthcare Leadership
Explore Your Future in Healthcare LeadershipFriday, October 23, 202612-12:30 p.m. Central Time Join us for an interactive webinar to discover how the Saint Louis University Master of Health Administration (MHA) program helps students grow into confident, mission-driven healthcare leaders. You’ll learn how our commitment to Belonging, Preparation, and Connection, combined with individualized mentorship, professional development,
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Virtual Graduate Admissions Information Session
Explore graduate programs at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health in Portland, Oregon. Meet our admissions team, get application guidance, and discover how our programs can help you make an impact. |
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Department of Epidemiology Virtual Open House
University of Delaware is hosting a live presentation and discussion about our public health graduate degrees and application process and to provide an opportunity for participants to chat with Epidemiology faculty and current MPH students!
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Health and Wellness For All: Content Creation on Social Media
Scroll through social media, and you’ll find no shortage of health advice: the right supplement, the best workout, the optimal diet. It’s overwhelming, and more important, it misses the big picture–factors such as access to health insurance, stable housing, and clean air. Join three health influencers attending this year’s Creator Summit on Health and Wellness |
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Free Virtual Workshop: Centering Indigenous Ways of Knowing in Collective Health
This workshop is designed to explore Indigenous well-being through culture, storytelling, kinship, and connections to land and ancestors. Dr. Jill Fish will explore pathways that promote collective and generational well-being in Indigenous communities. She will share insights from her clinical practice and research, discussing the role of cultural practices, storytelling, kinship connections, the land, and |
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We look forward to seeing our members at APHA’s 2026 Annual Meeting & Expo, November 1-4 in San Antonio, TX! Below, please find a list of sessions hosted by ASPPH. The majority of ASPPH sessions at APHA are free to attend and registration for APHA is not required – exceptions are noted on the agenda. |