February 2015
Myers Briggs Type Indicator – How Your Personality Plays a Part in Your Career Choice & Career Development
Have you ever considered how your personality effects your life? The ways we communicate, make decisions, and process information differs from person to person. Come learn about your Myers Briggs personality type, and how it can help you: Select a career field that is a good fit for your personality make-up Develop an appreciation for your personality preferences and the preference of others Help you better manage the challenges that may rise during the course of your career Registered participants…
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Early Generation Student Meet and Greet
Are you a first or second-generation graduate student in the beginning stages of your graduate career? Would you like to receive advice from other first/second generation students in the advanced stages of their doctoral or masters programs? If you are interested in an opportunity to talk one-one-one with other students about things like applying for funding, establishing relationships with mentors, and getting involved in student organizations, this informal meet and greet is for you. Refreshments will be provided. Contact Leslie…
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ISPOR Student Chapter Lunch & Learn
Lori McLeod, PhD, and Lauren Nelson, PhD, from the psychometrics department at RTI-Health Solutions, will present on “Patient-Reported Outcome (PRO) Research: Focus on Evidence to Support FDA Label Claims.” The speakers will outline the necessary psychometric development and evaluation steps to build evidence to support a PRO label claim in accordance with US FDA guidance. This event is sponsored by the UNC-CH ISPOR (International Society for Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research) Student Chapter. Contact Caroleen Quach, cquach@unc.edu, if you have any…
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HB Research Presentations
Three doctoral students from the Department of Health Behavior will give research presentations. May Chen will present, "Stressful life events and the perpetration of adolescent dating abuse;" Christina Leos will present, "Understanding self-management behaviors in patients undergoing whole-exome sequencing;" and Deshira Wallace will present, "Exploring the links between stress, depression and sleep problems among two-year college students." Please contact Helena Mullen, hkm@unc.edu, if you have any questions.
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Minority Student Caucus
The Minority Student Caucus (MSC) invites the entire School to its next general body meeting. At the meeting, attendees will be given an opportunity to engage with fellow students on ways to get involved with MSC and have open discussion about topics concerning the student body at Gillings.
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Nutrition and Emerging Infectious Diseases in Cambodia Talk
Erik Karlsson will present a talk titled, "Nham bay howie nov? (Have you eaten yet?): Nutrition and Emerging Infectious Diseases in Cambodia." This talk will explore the current status of both infectious disease and nutrition in Cambodia and discuss some of the work done on understanding the interplay between nutrition and several pathogens (avian and seasonal influenza, dengue, rabies) in the context of disease severity, transmission, vaccination and viral evolution itself. This event is sponsored by the Department of Nutrition.…
Find out more »September 2022
Child Maltreatment Research and Practice Network
Please join the Child Maltreatment Research and Practice Network for a meet and greet to connect with students, faculty and practitioners interested in child maltreatment research and practice! They will be meeting in a hybrid format, and folks are welcome to join in person (masking encouraged) or online. https://unc.zoom.us/j/99958310410 Meeting ID: 999 5831 0410
Find out more »November 2022
Minority Student Caucus Fall 2022 Student Town Hall Meeting
The Minority Student Caucus is holding the Fall 2022 Student Townhall Meeting. This event is an open space for students to voice their thoughts and/or concerns as part of the Gillings Community. You don't need to be part of MSC to attend. The event will be held on Thursday 11/3 at McGavran 1305 from 6 - 7 PM, or you can attend via zoom. Food will be provided.
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