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Fall Research Roundup

Our School of Public Health colleagues have been busy this fall writing, researching, teaching, working with communities and partners, advocating, communicating findings and often providing media with expert perspectives. 

Past Events
Dec
3
Tuesday
Zoom​

Funded Summer International Internships, Cancer Epidemiology Education in Special Populations (CEESP): Information Session

The Cancer Epidemiology Education in Special Populations Program ( CEESP) ​provides funding of up to $7,200 to travel and conduct summer research in​ U.S. minority or global settings. MPH, PhD, DrPH and other graduate public​ health students from all U.S.-public health school programs are eligible...

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Past Events
Dec
10
Tuesday
Powers Family Lobby, SPH Building

Celebration of SPH Winter 2024 Graduates

Celebrate our School of Public Health Winter 2024 graduates at this winter party, complete with sweet treats and photo ops for you to share the memories! Join SPH faculty and staff to mark this momentous occasion. This event is open to all SPH Winter 2024 graduates. We hope to see you there!

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Past Events
Nov
21
Thursday
UMD School of Public Health Friedgen Lounge 4200 Valley Drive College Park, MD 20740

Rising to the Challenge: The New Maryland Heat Illness Prevention Standard

Ensure your organization meets the state of Maryland's new heat illness prevention standard with this informative forum. Leaders from the state of Maryland and the environmental and occupational health fields will participate in this practical session to ensure employees are safe in sweltering...

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SPH student rises to the unique challenges of being 1st generation

Esohe Owie came with her family to Maryland from Lagos, Nigeria in her early teens, the eldest of three siblings. Adjusting to this new world was challenging, especially when – just a few years later – she needed to navigate an unfamiliar college system.

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