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Should Colleges and Universities Mandate Vaccination for COVID-19? Debating Public Health & Community Trust

With vaccines against COVID-19 widely available in the U.S., colleges and universities face a profound question -- should they require vaccination for their students and employees? This webinar brings together top experts from multiple disciplines and different points of view. They will debate the...

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Jul
25
Sunday

COVID-19 in Nepal: Public Health Insights & Perspectives

A panel of public health experts from Nepal and the United States will explore public health topics of COVID-19 to improve our understanding of the current state of the pandemic in Nepal on July 25, at 11 a.m. EST, hosted on Zoom. The University of Maryland School of Public Health's Dr. Amir Sapkota...

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19
Monday
July 19 - to July 23
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2021 Virtual NIH Graduate and Professional School Fair

The Virtual NIH Graduate and Professional School Fair will provide an opportunity for attendees to prepare for the next step in their careers by exploring educational programs leading to the PhD, MD, DDS, MD/PhD, and other graduate and professional degrees. Come greet the University of Maryland...

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New Gift Will Support Family Therapy for Underserved Communities

Since its creation, the importance of a strong family unit has been the foundation of the Jeanette Spier Beavers Endowed Memorial Scholarship. Established by Lois Spier Gray to memorialize her sister Jeanette Spier Beavers, the funds used to establish the scholarship were initially meant to support Lois herself. Jeanette had set the money aside to help Lois and her husband, who was suffering from Parkinson's disease. 
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To Mask or Not to Mask?

We're all confused about what we should be doing about masks—and with good reason. We are receiving conflicting information from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) on whether we should wear masks and continue to follow social distancing practices. And every day, the promise of a mask-free summer is called into question as we learn more about the Delta variant—a more contagious mutation of COVID-19. To clear up the confusion, Bem Faris, communications and media manager for the SPH sat down with Dr. Donald Milton, professor of applied environmental health at the University of Maryland and a leading expert on how viruses spread through the air.
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Campus Advocacy Advances New Equitable and Inclusive Zoom Update

Students, faculty and staff in the School of Public Health and across UMD successfully advocated to ensure that one’s Zoom display name is retained and pronouns can be added (instead of having to re-enter one’s name and pronouns each login). You can add your pronouns and update your display name at http://umd.zoom.us/.
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Jul
14
Wednesday
Virtual

This is Public Health Virtual Fair

Prospective graduate students are invited to attend the Public Health Graduate School Virtual Fair! Meet admissions representatives from 75 schools and programs of public health in a live virtual event. The Univesity of Maryland School of Public Health will attend from 9 am - 4 pm and we will have...

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