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A Prophet to the Peoples: Paul Farmer’s Witness and Theological Ethics
The Initiative on Health, Spirituality and Religion (IHSR) is delighted to invite you to a webinar with Prof. Therese Lysaught (Loyola University Chicago) on Dr Paul Farmer's Witness and Theological...
Doctoral Final Oral Examination: Heather Olden
Richard Siegrist will chair.
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Harvard Public Health Magazine presents: Corporations, Chemicals, and Chicanery
Kresge BuildingCorporations, Chemicals, and Chicanery Jim Morris, author of The Cancer Factory, in conversation with Tamarra James-Todd, associate professor of environmental reproductive epidemiology. Chemicals are pervasive in modern life, especially in industrialized nations. But the impact of chemicals on our health and environment are often after-thoughts, especially for the companies that use them. This is true...
Quantitative Issues in Cancer Research Working Group Seminar
Building 2, Room 426Mónica Robles Fontán, PhD Student, Department of Biostatistics, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Leveraging Record Linkage To Enhance Public Health Research Abstract: Record linkage is the task of combining records from different populations that belong to a single entity to create a new single population. This task allows researchers to take advantage of...
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Harvard Pop Center Social Demography Seminar: “Childbearing careers & women’s mid-life well-being: Preliminary evidence from a cohort study in rural Mozambique”
Sarah Hayford, PhD, professor of sociology and director of the Institute for Population Research, Ohio State University, will present “Childbearing careers & women’s mid-life well-being: Preliminary evidence from a cohort study in rural Mozambique.” The Hybrid Social Demography Seminar (SDS) series at the Center for Population and Development Studies provides a lively forum for scholars...
HU CFAR “K Writing Workshop: Get Practical Advice”
Harvard Longwood Campus Boston, MA, United StatesThis annual workshop provides concrete advice for planning and writing a K grant, including a timeline and a sample grant as well as summary statements from both successful and unsuccessful proposals. It is appropriate for clinical and basic science researchers from all fields.
Drop-in Mindfulness Session
Kresge BuildingJoin the Thich Nhat Hanh Center for Mindfulness in Public Health for a refreshing mindfulness practice on Thursday afternoon, March 28th from 1 pm to 1:50 pm in Kresge, Room...
How Leaders Communicate Effectively and Build Trust
Kresge BuildingJoin Christine Heenan, Executive Partner and Chief Communications Officer at Flagship Pioneering, for a discussion of the techniques that executive communicators use to build trust. Lunch will be served. This...
General Body Meeting – March 2024
Kresge BuildingJoin Harvard Chan Student Association (HCSA) Officers for a general body meeting, hear updates on HCSA work, bring your concerns or suggestion to the officer board. A light lunch will...
Living in a Parallel Universe? Difference-in-differences for infectious disease policy evaluation (ID Epi Seminar Series)
Kresge G3 677 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA, United StatesThis hybrid in-person/virtual seminar will be presented by Alyssa Bilinski, Peterson Family Assistant Professor of Health Policy at Brown University School of Public Health. The in-person portion will be held in Kresge G3 and does not require registration. Register for the seminar here. Alyssa Bilinski is the Peterson Family Assistant Professor of Health Policy in...
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CCDD ID Epi Seminar Series
Kresge BuildingTalk title: Living in a Parallel Universe? Difference-in-differences for infectious disease policy evaluation Presenter: Alyssa Bilinski, Peterson Family Assistant Professor of Health Policy at Brown University School of Public Health Alyssa Bilinski is the Peterson Family Assistant Professor of Health Policy in the Brown University Departments of Health Services, Policy & Practice and Biostatistics. Her...