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SPH Alumni Network Panel Discussion | Successful Women Leaders in Public Health
Join the School of Public Health Alumni Network for a virtual panel discussion about the challenges and triumphs of women leaders in the field of public health moderated by SPH Principal Associate Dean Dushanka Kleinman, DDS, MScD. Panelists: Gail Bassin '71, Retired Co-Founder and CFO, JBS...
View Event Details for SPH Alumni Network Panel Discussion | Successful Women Leaders in Public HealthDiversity, Equity, Inclusion and Anti-Racist (DEIA) Workshop: Creating an Inclusive and Anti-Racist Classroom
SPH faculty (tenured, professional track, adjuncts, and GAs who teach) are invited to join a diversity, equity, inclusion and anti-racist (DEIA) workshop lead by Louisa Nkrumah, a learning experience designer with the Teaching and Learning Center on Tuesday, February 8th from 3:30-5:00pm ET. The...
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2022 Gymkana Home Show
2022 Gymkana Home Show Friday, April 22 and 23 | 7:00 pm EDT Xfinity Center For over 75 years, the Gymkana troupe at the University of Maryland has amazed audiences with their unique style. Their annual gymnastic exhibition showcases a high-flying acrobatic circus performance with breathtaking...
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Creating an Effective LinkedIn Profile for Public Health Careers
LinkedIn is a highly effective tool for making connections and showcasing the skills and knowledge gained from your education and work experience. But how do you get started creating your own profile, or updating your profile to be more effective? Join us on February 11, 2022, at 12:00 pm for a...
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SPH Graduate Student - Resume Clinic
We are offering a Resume Clinic for SPH graduate students on Monday, February 7, 2022. During this clinic, participants will receive individualized feedback on their resumes. We also have a few spots for students who would like their Federal resumes reviewed by an expert in Federal resumes. How it...
View Event Details for SPH Graduate Student - Resume ClinicThe Horowitz Center has a variety of projects that focus on diabetes prevention and management.
- We work with the Maryland Department of Health to implement the Maryland Diabetes Action Plan with the local health improvement coalitions
- We help implement and evaluate diabetes prevention and management programs
Local Health Improvement Coalitions
Principal Investigator: Dr. Cynthia Baur
Sponsor: Maryland Department of Health
Term: 9/01/18 - 8/31/23
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UMD-PRC Webinar Series: Engaging Communities and Systems to Support Health Equity for Transgender and Gender Diverse Youth
Talk Description: The social contexts in which transgender and gender diverse (TGD) youth navigate contribute to their experiences of support and hostility and, subsequently, their health and well-being. This presentation attends to this critical relationship with a primary focus on TGD youth’s...
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Our eighth annual Public Health Research at Maryland conference was held virtually from Tuesday, April 13 through Thursday, April 15, 2021.
The event theme—Learning from 2020 to Advance the Public's Health—considered lessons from 2020 related to public health preparedness, social and racial injustice, the dangers of health misinformation, physical inactivity and more.
Implicit Bias and Our Healthcare System
What does implicit bias mean for you and our health care system? Join our panel to discuss the historical persistence of implicit bias and how it affects our clinical decisions and what we can do to fight it in the clinical setting. Moderator Stephen Thomas, PhD, Professor and Director, Maryland...
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