Every Friday February - April 2023 from 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM, a librarian from the Matas Library of the Health Sciences will be available on the 1st floor of Tidewater for drop-in office hours! No appointment is necessary- just walk up and ask for any research assistance you may need or for more information about library services.
The IHSD department wants to engage SPHTM graduate students (MPH and PhD) in group conversations to help shape the Shifting Power: Confronting the Legacy of Colonialism in Global Health seminar series and ensure that student perspectives, concerns and suggestions are considered. In particular, we aim to use this information to help shape the fourth and final event in the series for the 2022-2023 academic year, which will be a day-long event in April (stay tuned for more information about that event).
The IHSD department wants to engage SPHTM graduate students (MPH and PhD) in group conversations to help shape the Shifting Power: Confronting the Legacy of Colonialism in Global Health seminar series and ensure that student perspectives, concerns and suggestions are considered. In particular, we aim to use this information to help shape the fourth and final event in the series for the 2022-2023 academic year, which will be a day-long event in April (stay tuned for more information about that event).
The APE information session is for all MPH and MSPH students. The Office of Public Health Practice will provide information and address questions such as:
Do I need to take APE?
Where can I find an APE?
Can I use research for APE?
Can I take APE for more than 1 semester if I'm not done with my hours?
Etc.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://tulane.zoom.us/j/99018242814?pwd=cU5rWjJyaWxDYnZBY3pjN3h4ZmNWZz09
Meeting ID: 990 1824 2814
The IHSD department wants to engage SPHTM graduate students (MPH and PhD) in group conversations to help shape the Shifting Power: Confronting the Legacy of Colonialism in Global Health seminar series and ensure that student perspectives, concerns and suggestions are considered. In particular, we aim to use this information to help shape the fourth and final event in the series for the 2022-2023 academic year, which will be a day-long event in April (stay tuned for more information about that event).
Stuart Spencer, PhD, Senior Executive Editor, The Lancet, will be offering a special training workshop on writing for medical journals.
The workshop will be limited to 25 researchers/trainees. If you would like to attend, please contact Nadya Harrison at nharrison@tulane.edu.
Develop the confidence to efficiently communicate without judgement physical punishment’s harmful effects to parents and caretakers from diverse backgrounds.
Topics include:
- The historical roots and myths about corporal punishment
- How race and cultural values shape parental attitudes and beliefs about physical punishment
- The latest research on corporal punishment and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
- Talking points about healthy alternatives
- How to implement a No-Hit Zone in your office
Join us for a Translational Science Grand Rounds, "Insights into manuscript selection at The Lancet," presented by Stuart Spencer, PhD, Senior Executive Editor, The Lancet.
The Lancet is the most influential scientific journal in the world with a Journal Impact Factor of 202.7 in 2022.
Please join speakers Madeline Davet (New Orleans Department of Homeland Security), Pamela Albers (Family Justice Center), and Maeve Wallace (Mary Amelia Center for Women's Health Equity Research) for a discussion on community engagement response as part of the SPHTM OSE Critical Conversation Series.
In person or scan QR code for Zoom link.
