Join this digital cleanup session to learn about the environmental impact of storing data. Ask questions and learn how to communicate and store information more sustainably. Use the remaining meeting time deleting old emails, unsubscribing from junk lists, blocking spammers, and clearing out redundant cloud storage from guidance from HSPH-IT. RSVP to susan_bottino@harvard.edu. If attending...
Alison Gemmill, PhD, associate professor of epidemiology, UCLA School of Public Health, presents “Reproductive and maternal health in an era of policy upheaval.” Lunch will be served. Speaker Information Organizers
Please join the Harvard Chan NIEHS Center for Environmental Health and the Department of Environmental Health for a talk by Marccus Hendricks, PhD, MPH, Associate Professor of Urban Studies and (Environmental) Planning at the University of Maryland. Dr. Hendricks will discuss “Cascading and emergent water risks at the margins: Insights from the Stormwater Infrastructure Resilience...
22nd Kolokotrones Symposium - a CAUSALab hybrid event CAUSALab is thrilled to invite you to the 22nd Kolokotrones Symposium at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, presented in collaboration with the Zhu Family Center for Global Cancer Prevention. Causal Inference in Cancer: Informing Decisions from Prevention to Survivorship will explore how causal inference can...
Reduce your stress, calm your nervous system, and reset. Sit with a rotating group of some of the most influential instructors in the mindfulness space, including monastics from the Plum Village tradition. Each session offers a variety of mindfulness practices and insights to support your well-being. It’s the perfect reset to mark the middle of...
How can mindfulness move from scientific evidence to mainstream healthcare? In this seminar, Eric B. Loucks, PhD, Professor and Director of the Mindfulness Center at Brown University, will explore the research on Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and its adaptation for improving nutrition, blood pressure, and cardiovascular health. He will also examine challenges to health insurance coverage...
Does it take ages to find a file in your shared drive? Are you running out of room in your email? Save yourself and your office time and money by learning to manage your electronic records. In this workshop, we’ll help you manage your email and electronic records efficiently and effectively by giving you guidelines...
Reduce your stress, calm your nervous system, and reset. Sit with a rotating group of some of the most influential instructors in the mindfulness space, including monastics from the Plum Village tradition. Each session offers a variety of mindfulness practices and insights to support your well-being. It’s the perfect reset to mark the middle of...
Join us on Wednesday, December 2nd for the Department of Epidemiology seminar series featuring Dr. Miguel Hernan. Abstract: The estimand is what we want to estimate. When conducting research for clinical and regulatory purposes, the causal estimand typically involves the causal effect of an intervention. Three frameworks have been proposed to describe the causal estimand in...
Lawrence Stacey, assistant professor of sociology, Vanderbilt College of Arts and Science, and visiting scientist at Harvard Pop Center, presents “Uneven changes in the health profiles of LGBTQ and non-LGBTQ populations and the unexamined role of demographic change, 2014–2023.” Lunch will be served. Speaker Information Organizers
Student Government General Body Meeting Join the Harvard Chan Student Government Association (HCSGA) on Tuesday, February 23, 2027, from 1:00–2:00 p.m. for our next General Body Meeting! All students are...
Student Government General Body Meeting Join the Harvard Chan Student Government Association (HCSGA) on Tuesday, April 27, 2027, from 1:00–2:00 p.m. EDT for our next General Body Meeting! All students...
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