“Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” series Join UNC's Gillings School Career Services office for their “Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” weekly career series to help recent graduates and alumni survive COVID-19 and come out victorious. We’ll be sharing expert advice, straight talk, alumni personal stories and ideas, along with... Read more »
Please join the Department of Health Policy and Management for doctoral candidate Steven Spivack's dissertation defense, titled "The impact of Medicare readmission reduction policies on patients, primary care practices, and... Read more »
“Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” series Join UNC's Gillings School Career Services office for their “Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” weekly career series to... Read more »
Health Policy and Management doctoral candidate Connor Drake will defend his dissertation on July 13, titled "An evaluation of primary care-based social needs screening implementation within federally qualified community health... Read more »
“Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” series Join UNC's Gillings School Career Services office for their “Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” weekly career series to... Read more »
“Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” series Join UNC's Gillings School Career Services office for their “Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” weekly career series to... Read more »
“Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” series Join UNC's Gillings School Career Services office for their “Don't Quarantine Your Career: Log In & Learn” weekly career series to help recent graduates and alumni survive COVID-19 and come out victorious. We’ll be sharing expert advice, straight talk, alumni personal stories and ideas, along with... Read more »
The Collaborative Core Center for Clinical Research is hosting a speaker series that highlights methodological work being conducted by researchers across the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin... Read more »
Samuel Baxter's Dissertation Defense Join the Department of Health Policy and Management for the presentation portion of Samuel Baxter's dissertation defense, titled, "Examining race differences in cardiovascular health among young men: The role of residential segregation." Anyone can join the first 30–45 minutes. Contact vhooker@email.unc.edu for more information. View the flyer for more information and... Read more »
The COVID-19 pandemic has shined an ugly light on the longstanding racial and ethnic health disparities that persist in our country. Coupled with the televised murder of George Floyd, these... Read more »
The Small Business and Technology Development Center's (SBTDC) Technology Commercialization Team will host a pre-Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Week in the Southeast virtual workshop to help maximize the rare opportunity to virtually meet with SBIR program managers. The SBTDC workshop is complimentary and will cover the following topics: How SBIR/Small Business Technology Transfer programs... Read more »
This talk will: 1. Explore trends that describe the relationship between individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Law Enforcement 2. Discuss dialogue regarding proactive strategies for engaging local law enforcement in crisis prevention and intervention for those with ID/DD 3. Describe some tools that can be helpful for positive outcomes when engaging law enforcement... Read more »
Small Business Innovation Research Program Week in the Southeast Sources of funding are critical to a startup's ability to progress through different stages of research, development and commercialization. The panel... Read more »
Small Business Innovation Research Program Week in the Southeast As a registered participant for the 9/14 session, you will receive an email from judy@sbirroadtour.com with a unique registration link to... Read more »
The 1789 Student Venture Fund provides financial support for UNC-Chapel Hill students to use to build commercial and social startups. Applications are due by midnight. Contact kimi.yingling@unc.edu with questions.
