Nature Contact and Mental Health: Causal Mechanisms and Implications for Planning
Join the Department of Kinesiology and Plant Science and Landscape Architecture for a lecture by Dr. Gregory Bratman , Assistant Professor in the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences at University of Washington.
View Event Details for Nature Contact and Mental Health: Causal Mechanisms and Implications for PlanningMPH Capstone Project Defense: Abigail Bridges
Advisor/Chair: Dr. Sharon M. Desmond Committee Members: Dr. Elizabeth Aparicio Title: Development of a Sexual and Reproductive Health Curriculum for a Christian Homeschool Group in Columbia, MD Abstract: Granite Classical Tutorials is a Christian homeschool group (N = 145 students) located in...
View Event Details for MPH Capstone Project Defense: Abigail Bridges
Colors Of COVID Town Hall
COLORS OF COVID ETHICAL ENGAGEMENT OF MINORITY COMMUNITIES IN COVID CLINICAL RESEARCH Biomedical researchers, clinical research organizations, people infected and impacted by the pandemic, along with Black barbers and stylists, will come together in a virtual event April 29 at 6 p.m. to provide...
View Event Details for Colors Of COVID Town Hall
The Changing Hearts and minds About Institutional Racism (CHAIR) project is extending the reach and scalability of trusted Black barbers/stylists using human-centered design and innovative technology to catalyze community-driven collective action promoting health and racial equity.
Executive Summary
CHAIR will build trust, foster anti-racism, and reduce inequities by mobilizing Black barbers and stylists who are credible, trusted community influencers to collaborate with community leaders (e.g., health care, education, business, criminal justice and public health)