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Apr
28
Wednesday

Alumni Network Cider Tasting Workshop with Capitol Cider House

Join the School of Public Health Alumni Network for a virtual guided cider tasting workshop hosted by Jared Fackrell, founder of Capitol Cider House in Washington, DC. Each participant will receive a four-pack of canned hard cider, made with locally sourced and sustainable ingredients. Cost: $15...

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Past Events
Apr
28
Wednesday

Nature and Health Spring Talk: Dr. Jennifer D. Roberts

Assistant Professor Jennifer Roberts will be a presenter for the University of Washington's Nature and Health Spring Talk series. Her discussion topic is “The Health of the Country Depends Upon the Health of Negroes”: Nature of Pandemics and Protests in the 20th and 21st Centuries, which will...

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UMD-PRC Investigator Profile: Elizabeth "Liz" Aparicio

Deputy Director for Clinical Training and Intervention, Dr. Elizabeth Aparicio (she/her), is an integral member of the University of Maryland Prevention Research Center (UMD-PRC). As a community-engaged, clinically trained public health social work researcher and scholar, Dr. Aparicio specializes in addressing the mental, sexual and reproductive health needs of youth in and formerly in foster care and youth experiencing homelessness. She brings the important lenses of trauma-informed care and the reproductive justice framework to inform and test mental health and sexual and reproductive health interventions for trauma-affected and marginalized children, youth and families.
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Commentary: Understanding the Caution Behind COVID-19 Vaccines

This year has been a trying one for us all. From having an infectious disease thrown at us, to grappling with numerous sociopolitical unrests that have shaken this country to vast proportions, needless to say, many of us have wondered if this was indeed “the end of days.”
US News Ranks UMD SPH among Best Grad Schools Public Health 2022

UMD SPH Receives High Rank Among Best Public Health Schools

The University of Maryland School of Public Health is ranked No. 10 among publicly funded Best Public Health Schools in the country by U.S. News & World Report for the first time. The school places No. 20 among all 188 schools and programs on the list.
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'Forward-Focused Coping' Supports Mental Health in Older Adults During COVID-19 Pandemic

More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, most of us have experienced varying degrees of depression or anxiety related to the challenges of this unusual and trying time. 

Yet some people have weathered the stressors better than others. What factors predicted better mental health during the pandemic and what can this teach us about protecting against depression and anxiety during other difficult times? 

SPH-GHI Map

Take the map for a spin! Explore projects that our SPH faculty and staff have shared. If you have Research, Courses or Public Health Practice/Service projects outside of the US, please complete the SPH-GHI Global Health Map New Project Form.  

Past Events
Apr
26
Monday

Information Session: Careers in Global Health

Interested in a career in Global Health but not sure where to start? Come listen to professionals in the field give their perspective on the essential skills and emerging trends in the field. Add to Calendar: Google iCal Outlook For additional information about this event contact Lauren Meier...

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