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Honoring our Traditions and Advancing Public Health
Join us for a conversation about these liberation movements that we commemorate in June, and how liberation and joy undergirds the work of public health.
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Join us for a conversation about these liberation movements that we commemorate in June, and how liberation and joy undergirds the work of public health.
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This session will focus on strategies for exploring, finding, and securing graduate assistantships within the School of Public Health as well as across the University.
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This conference will address the traditional uses of tobacco and commercial tobacco impact in American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities across the United States.
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This workshop will introduce participants to the concept of supervisionĀ through the lens ofĀ antiracism.
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This session will focus on strategies for exploring, finding, and securing graduate assistantships within the School of Public Health as well as across the University.
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Join us for this presentation titled: Proposed Solutions for Counting Person-Time in Instances Where No Active Comparator Is Present.
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Join us for this presentation titled "Assessing Poisson-distributed Differentially Private Synthetic Data Using County-Level Data from Minnesota on the 1980 Leading Causes of Death".
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Join us for this presentation titled "Novel Approaches to Generalizing Results from Randomized Trials"
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This continuing education program focuses on the improvement of maternal and infant health through the delivery of risk-appropriate high-quality nutrition services.
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The UMASH Wellness Pavilion brings together health and safety partners from the Upper Midwest and provides valuable safety, health, and injury prevention resources for farmers, farmworkers, and families.
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This event is a fantastic opportunity for community members to celebrate and engage with emerging community-engaged data scientists as they share their research discoveries and passion.
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This workshop will introduce and remind attendees of some instances of anti-BlacknessĀ in academia, policy, language, and other areas of life.
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Join us for this community forum where we will discuss the changes we have made towards justice and equity, and what we hope to accomplish moving forward. All SPH faculty, staff, students, and alumni are encouraged to attend.
Join the Office of Research for a Grant Club meeting for individuals seekingĀ support with grant development writing and editing.
The 2024 visiting professor and keynote speaker is Sara Singer, professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine and Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Contact
420 Delaware St. S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455