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ASPPH is on a mission to advance academic and public health to improve health and well-being for everyone, and we need YOU to be a part of it! Your support fuels our commitment to creating a healthier world for all. Every contribution brings us closer to building a brighter future together. Join us in this mission on this #GivingTuesday! Visit our website to donate today. 🤝
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ASPPH is grateful not only today, but every day, for the endless dedication, leadership, and resilience that each of our 147 members bring to the academic public health community! Their contributions to advance public health both locally and globally never cease to inspire us.
We cannot wait to continue expanding our membership to further improve the health and well-being of everyone everywhere. If you’re involved with a CEPH accredited public health institution that is interested in being a part of our membership, comment “Membership” to learn more! We’d be thrilled for you to join a community of dedicated and enthusiastic professionals, united by a common goal of enhancing academic public health globally.
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The ASPPH Presents Webinar Recording of the “Implicit Bias In Application Review Training” is now available on our YouTube channel!
The next training - “Creating an Admissions Rubric” - takes place on Wednesday November 15, 2023 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm ET at the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo in Atlanta! @americanpublichealth
Attendees will learn how to:
➡️ Lead admissions committees to develop asset-based rubrics that create an equitable review experience for reviewers and applicants.
➡️ Explain the process for developing a rubric scoring model that aligns admissions criteria with program goals.
➡️ Use the rubric to guide admissions committee discussions and decision-making.
➡️ Identify the process for evaluating admissions rubrics for continued quality improvement.
Watch the “Implicit Bias In Application Review Training” recording & register for “Creating an Admissions Rubric” at APHA by visiting the links in our bio.
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Are you planning to attend graduate school in public health? Do you want to learn about your career options AND you’re attending the APHA Annual Meeting & Expo in Atlanta right now?
Visit ASPPH’s booth #1407 to learn about the Academic Program Finder, degrees in public health, the SOPHAS application process, and student recruitment in public health.
Don’t forget to send this post to a friend too!
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Catch us at APHA’s Annual Meeting & Expo next week in Atlanta! Come find us at Booth #1407 to learn about ASPPH membership, degrees in public health, the SOPHAS application process, student recruitment in public health, the Academic Program Finder, and participate in a fun activity!
Save this post so you don’t forget and send it to a friend!
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Last but not least, meet the rest of the 2023-2024 ASPPH/CDC fellows! We can’t wait to introduce our social media fellow takeover series to you very soon. 🤫 Turn on our post notifications so you don’t miss a thing!
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ASPPH continues to grow! Please join us in welcoming our three newest members to the ASPPH community: a consortium consisting of Old Dominion University – Eastern Virginia Medical School – Norfolk State University School of Public Health, David B. Falk College of Sport & Human Dynamics at Syracuse University, and University of Puget Sound Public Health Program.
We remain proud and honored to be the voice of our 147 members, a community of dedicated and enthusiastic professionals, united by a common goal of enhancing #academicpublichealth globally.
If you are involved with a Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) accredited organization that is interested in becoming part of the ASPPH community, comment “Membership” below!
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Meet the fellows round 2! ASPPH recently welcomed 22 ASPPH/CDC Fellows at our orientation in Atlanta. We are so excited for all they will learn and will contribute to projects of national public health importance that are related to the mission of the CDC.
Turn on our post notifications to meet the rest of the fellows next week. You also don’t want to miss our fellow takeover series which is coming soon!
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Jack-o’-lanterns are getting into the mask-querade spirit due to spiking COVID-19 cases. 🎃😷
To keep tricks at bay and enjoy the treat of safety, wear a mask not only today but every day! Masks also help protect you against illnesses such as the flu, the common cold, and more.
Happy Healthy Haunts to everyone!
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ICYMI - In case you missed it, the ASPPH Presents Webinar recording for “Preventing Gun Violence: Next Steps for Academic Public Health” is now available on our Youtube channel.
Co-hosted by Boston University School of Public Health and ASPPH, this webinar convened numerous speakers from the ASPPH Gun Violence Prevention Task Force. The discussion centered around the role of academic public health in advancing long-term solutions to the epidemic of gun violence, including through education and training, research, policy and advocacy, and practice.
Don’t miss this critical conversation on the national public health crisis of gun violence by watching the webinar recording at ASPPH’s youtube channel, or visit the link in our bio.
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Meet the fellows! ASPPH recently welcomed 22 ASPPH/CDC Fellows at our orientation in Atlanta. We are so excited for all they will learn and will contribute to projects of national public health importance that are related to the mission of the CDC.
Turn on our post notifications to meet the rest of the fellows in the coming weeks! You also don’t want to miss our fellow takeover series which is coming soon. 😉
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A new approach to trauma-informed care developed by domestic violence survivor advocates and researchers at The Ohio State University has been found in a study to improve support organizations’ care for survivors by better recognizing brain injury and addressing its often long-lasting repercussions.
Julianna Nemeth, the study’s lead author and an assistant professor in Ohio State’s College of Public Health, said she and her colleagues are hopeful that the CARE framework can help not only staff who work in domestic violence shelters, but those who come in contact with survivors elsewhere and play a role in their health, safety and life circumstances – including the justice system, health care providers and social service organizations.
“We know that one in four women in her lifetime will experience severe violence. This is a community problem. This is a public health crisis. This is not something that’s just for domestic violence shelters to address.”
Visit @aspphorg’s “Member Work” Instagram highlight for a link to download the CARE tools for free.
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