For University-wide events, check out the University of South Carolina calendar of events. For community and Arnold School events, see the My Source for Public Health (MySPH) calendar.
The Department of Environmental Health Sciences Seminar Series will host doctoral candidate Zac Hart at noon on October 27 as he discusses Assessing Stakeholder Needs and Preferences for Coastal Swimming Advisories in Charleston, South Carolina.
Please join the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics as their presenters as they share their experiences on healthcare and public health approaches in Ghana and Nigeria in urban and rural settings. Noon to 1pm in Discovery 331.
The 2022 Big Data Health Science Conference is looking for volunteers for morning or afternoon blocks of time during the conference February 11-12. Build your network, learn about behind the scenes, and gain free access to presentations.
Pam Fessler, a 28-year veteran of NPR with 47 years of experience in reporting, will discuss Leprosy in the US: When the Stigma is Worse than the Disease on Wednesday, December 1 from 2pm - 3:30 pm. Join the Arnold School at the UofSC Alumni Center for this special keynote seminar and refreshments.
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, October 26 as Duke University's Gary Bennett presents Designing digital obesity treatments for medically vulnerable populations: What the literature doesn't tell you.
Join the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics on October 11 at 1pm for a virtual seminar by professor Anwar Merchant on “A natural experiment evaluating the effect of periodontal maintenance on HbA1c among individuals with diabetes.”
Join the UofSC Big Data Health Science Center for their October 27 seminar. Dr. Abiodun Oluyomi of Baylor College of Medicine will present “Geographic Information System (GIS) Across the Biomedical Research Continuum." Both in-person and virtual attendance available.
The UofSC Big Data Health Science Center will host their annual conference on February 11-22, 2022. Researchers are invited to submit their big data abstracts until November 1, 2021
The Environmental Health Sciences Fall Seminar Series will host a talk by the director of UofSC's Baruch Marine Field Laboratory, William Strosnider, on the intersection of public health and environmental engineering: September 29 at noon
The Arnold School is committed to developing future leaders in aging research and has established this award, which will recognize up to two outstanding graduate students who exemplify the highest standards of scholarship focused on aging.
The OSA Research Fellowship is designed to support faculty and professional staff in the Arnold School of Public Health to conduct research in the multidisciplinary field of aging. Topics might include healthy aging, caregiving, social gerontology, the built environment, or Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
The Environmental Health Sciences Fall Seminar Series will host a talk by NC State assistant professor Natalie Nelson on fecal contamination threats in shellfish waters: September 22 at noon
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, September 28 when MUSC associate professor Jennifer Dahne will present Leveraging Telehealth to Extend the Reach of Behavioral Health Treatments via Primary Care.
Join the Research Center for Child Well-Being as they launch their Distinguished Speaker Series. Up first is Daniel Shaw on September 10 at noon discussing preventing developmental issues for children living in poverty.
The Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery will host a C-STAR Lecture at noon on Thursday, August 26. Tune in to hear from Sigfus Kristinsson on Understanding Therapy Response in Chronic Aphasia.
Join the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics for a seminar by Monique Brown on Childhood Sexual Abuse and Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence on Monday, August 23 from 1-2pm.
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, August 24 when University of Victoria associate professor Sam Liu will present Using the Pathverse Platform to Rapidly Prototype and Evaluate mHealth Interventions.
Are you African American? Between the ages of 18-65? Interested in improving your eating and weight? Learn more about this FREE three-month program led by UofSC researchers at the BRIE Lab.
Please join us for the next Carolina Center on Alzheimer’s Disease and Minority Research (CCADMR) Research Education Seminar. Drs. Lucy Ingram and Daniela Friedman will discuss aging and sex in the media and their research and teaching collaboration on this topic with Coventry University.
Explore summer programs, scholarships, and research opportunities aimed specifically at African American and other underrepresented students in exercise science and public health.
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, April 27 when University of Pittsburgh professor Lora Burke will present The Evolution of Technology Use in Behavioral Treatment of Overweight and Obesity.
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, March 23 when University of Florida assistant professor Kathryn M. Ross will present Changing Course Midstream: Adapting an In-Person Behavioral Weight Management Program for Remote Delivery During the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Calling all students -- graduate and undergraduate! If you've submitted a Discover UofSC abstract or iPoster on Maternal and Child Health, go ahead and enter it in the Arnold School's MCH Catalyst Program competition as well. We have cash prizes!
Exercise science professor Russell Pate and Prevention Research Center director Sara Wilcox will direct the Physical Activity and Public Health Courses for researchers and practitioners in September. Learn more and register by June 1.
The UofSC Maternal and Child Health Catalyst Program invites proposals from graduate students and will fund up to three graduate scholars to pursue research in areas related to the health and well-being of mothers, children and adolescents. Deadline is March 22, 2021.