Public Health Ideas convenings
Bringing Science to Society: A Conversation with Katelyn Jetelina
- At WashU and online
Events here and near
- WashU’s Children and Youth Collaborative Network will host a meeting at noon, Friday, December 5, to discuss the MAHA Report. The meeting, in Brown Lounge in Brown Hall and over Zoom, will include an overview of the report from a government relations expert, followed by a panel discussion with investigators whose research is directly relevant to the report’s stated priorities. These include WashU Public Health Professor Lora Iannotti and WashU Medicine’s Patricia Cavazos-Rehg, a member of the WashU Public Health secondary faculty. See here for details and to register.
- CAHSPER research seminar, noon to 1 p.m. December 18, at WashU and online.
The Center for Advancing Health Services, Policy & Economics Research (CAHSPER) will host a research seminar with Todd P. Lewis, PhD, assistant professor in the Division of General Medicine and Geriatrics at WashU Medicine. Lewis will present on health system performance and global survey research, drawing from his work with the QuEST Network and the People’s Voice Survey. Register here.
Talking Public Health seminar series
This seminar series features presentations by leading thinkers in public health at WashU and elsewhere. Speakers present their work and engage with the audience to advance the ideas that shape public health. Those who cannot attend may participate over Zoom.
Past talks are also available for viewing.
School of Public Health Assemblies
These monthly gatherings serve as an opportunity for the WashU Public Health community to hear progress updates and to discuss steps we are taking to build the school. We hope that all SPH faculty and staff will attend these assemblies. There will be a Zoom link for those unable to attend. Locations will be posted here when finalized.
Thinking Public Health conversations
The monthly Thinking Public Health gatherings are an opportunity for in-depth conversation within the WashU community about topics of current concern in public health. These are moderated, structured, in-person discussions observing the Chatham House Rule to encourage open conversation. If anyone has specific topics they would like to be considered for one of these conversations, please email Dean Sandro Galea.
Meetings with the dean
All events
View all events hosted by the School of Public Health and subscribe to them on our calendar page.