Meetings moderated by LMCC Co-Directors Paul Blom and Mindy Buchanan-King, both of whom are PhD students and Teaching Fellows in UNC's Department of English and Comparative LiteratureThe Literature, Medicine, and Culture Colloquium (LMCC) at Carolina is an informal reading and working group of graduate and professional students (but open to the entire Carolina community) who... Read more »
This course will be offered ONLINE. It will not be recorded as there are in-class activities. This is a 4 hour course. Description: Qualtrics is a powerful browser-based web-survey tool. It is available to UNC Chapel Hill faculty, staff, and students, for UNC-related projects. Qualtrics allows users to build complex surveys, distribute them, and analyze the... Read more »
This course will be offered online only. Attendance is required – this course will not be recorded. Methods for Cross-Cultural Research is a 2.5 hour short-course focused on designing and implementing social science research cross-culturally, with a particular emphasis on collecting interview data. In the face of increasing globalization, concerns for external validity, and the... Read more »
Engage offers networking opportunities for alumni and students alike. Held the day before the Minority Health Conference, the event was originally launched as “Re-Engage” to strengthen connections between the Gillings School and its alumni community.
Meetings moderated by LMCC Co-Directors Paul Blom and Mindy Buchanan-King, both of whom are PhD students and Teaching Fellows in UNC's Department of English and Comparative LiteratureThe Literature, Medicine, and Culture Colloquium (LMCC) at UNC is an informal reading and working group of graduate and professional students (but open to the entire UNC community) who... Read more »
Join Inclusive Excellence for their fifth annual and first in-person summer symposium. Contact Yesenia Merino with questions.
29th National Health Equity Research Webcast Friday, September 27, 2024 11 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Joan Heckler Gillings Auditorium (Rosenau 133 Hall) and online This year’s National Health Equity Research... Read more »
The Graduate School and Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) are pleased to invite all graduate and professional students to our next Wellness Festival — a well-being event specifically designed for graduate and professional students. Join us at the Carolina Student Union on Tuesday, October 29 from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM for a day of relaxation, rejuvenation, and community. This... Read more »
Tim Leshan will explore what is currently happening in federal public health policy and how to address challenges, priorities and safeguards for federal health programs. He'll share his results-driven approach... Read more »
Connect with employers looking for graduate and undergraduate students with degrees in public health. Gillings Career Services is here for you! While we can’t predict what the economy or job market may look like in any given year, what we do know is that your public health training and skill set are among the most... Read more »
Learn how to create compelling resumes that stand out to public health employers! Gillings Career Services is here for you! While we can’t predict what the economy or job market may look like in any given year, what we do know is that your public health training and skill set are among the most transferrable... Read more »
Do you have a few quick questions about your resume? Sign-up and chat with Gillings Career Services. Gillings Career Services is here for you! While we can’t predict what the economy or job market may look like in any given year, what we do know is that your public health training and skill set are... Read more »
The purpose of this event is to gather information to help us better understand the Gillings School's student community. Survey responses will remain confidential and will be used only for implementing new initiatives and identifying and addressing challenges. There will be pizza and snacks and the survey will only take 10-15 minutes. You could also... Read more »
Healthy refreshments to power through the day.
Reflection activities and encouraging messages to share with your peers. Snacks provided. View the event flyer
Check out the inaugural meeting of the Black Maternal Health book club. For the first discussion, they will be reading We Live for the We: The Political Power of Black Motherhood by Dani McClain. The book is available in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook formats, and can also be borrowed from the UNC Sloane Art Library... Read more »
