The “400 Years of Inequality” Dean’s Symposium convened keynote speakers Cornell William Brooks and Neera Tanden, as well as scholars, lawyers, and activists, for a day of heartfelt discussions on the history and impact of racial inequality in America.
Ahead of a Dean's Seminar, Robert Moffit, senior policy fellow at The Heritage Foundation, on consumer-driven healthcare policies, his opposition to Obamacare, and how to achieve bipartisan legislation.
Participants share their experience in our online Introduction to Biostatistics with SAS JMP program. Register for this and other Winter Institute 2020 programs now.
During her residency at SPH, performance artist Rhodessa Jones spoke to students in a trauma-informed care class about how she uses storytelling to help incarcerated women achieve resilience.
Scenes from the week on campus, from Signature Programs on social work and global disparities in chronic diseases to a surprise call from US Representative Ayanna Pressley.
At a Dean’s Symposium co-hosted with the School of Social Work, public health practitioners and social workers discussed how to improve health equity together.
At a Public Health Forum, Onyebuchi Arah, professor of epidemiology at UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, discussed implications for global research and policy on socioeconomic status and chronic diseases.
