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.
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.
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, February 23 when Dartmouth College assistant professor Nick Jacobson will discuss Utilizing Passively Collected Data within Daily Life to Enhance Assessment and Treatment of Depression and Anxiety.
The Arnold School Dean’s Student Advisory Council invites you to an early kick-off to National Public Health Week with the APHA's Keep it Moving Challenge. Sign up, join our ASPH team, and sync your device using Walker Tracker!
Doctoral students and recent PhD graduates or their advisors are invited to submit an abstract of 250 words maximum for a virtual oral presentation of completed doctoral dissertation research. University faculty, staff, and students are invited to submit an abstract of 250 words maximum for a virtual poster presentation.
The Arnold School of Public Health is seeking nominations for its annual graduate student awards, which will be presented at the 2021 Hooding Ceremony.
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, January 26 when Stanford Prevention Research Center Michele Patel will discuss Digital Self-Monitoring in Behavioral Weight Loss Interventions.
This year's theme will focus on Unlocking the Power of Big Data: Bringing Innovation into Improved Care and Prevention. Learn about the conference schedule, speakers, student competition (January 29-31), registration (only $25), and more.
The Arnold School of Public Health is seeking nominations to recognize outstanding faculty with one of three 2021 awards in the areas of teaching, research, and service. Recipients will be honored at the 2021 Hooding Ceremony.
The Arnold School of Public Health is seeking nominations to recognize outstanding alumni with 2021 awards in two categories: those who graduated prior to 2011 and those who graduated in 2011 or later. Recipients will be honored at the 2021 Hooding Ceremony.
Need analytical or technical resources to support your research? Led by environmental health sciences associate professor Mohammed Baalousha, the Environmental Nanoscience and Analytics Laboratory offers one-of-a-kind facilities and services.
The Carolina Center on Alzheimer’s Disease and Minority Research is providing grants for pilot projects related to sociocultural, behavioral, and environmental determinants of ADRD health disparities.
Support South Carolina's most vulnerable residents by contributing to the Student Nutrition Group and Harvest Hope Food Bank's food drive in November. Learn more about donations and volunteer opportunities.
Join TecHealth for the next Virtual Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on Tuesday, October 27 when George Washington University professor Melissa Napolitano will discuss using social media for weight loss treatment on college campuses.
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.
The University of South Carolina's Arnold School of Public Health is the only Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH)-accredited School of Public Health in the state of South Carolina. We invite you to participate in the This is Public Health Virtual Fair for a chance to ask questions of our admissions staff or directly to graduate program directors in our departments.
The Aging Brain Cohort is conducting a research study to gather health history data and study the effects of COVID-19 on various aspects of cognition and brain health. Receive $70 for 3-4 hours of time (mostly online) for sharing your experiences with COVID-19.
University faculty, staff, and students are invited to submit an abstract by August 28 to present at the 2020 Nutrition symposium, UofSC Nutrition Research Day: Share, Discover, Connect.
Join the UofSC Nutrition Consortium for the 10th Annual Nutrition Symposium. The event will occur over a 6 week period starting September 18th, 2020. The symposium will include a weekly webinar occurring each Friday from 10:00AM-11:00AM.
Through the generous support of Norman and Gerry Sue Arnold, the Arnold School of Public Health is committed to developing future leaders in aging research. In response, the School has established this award which will recognize up to two outstanding graduate students.