Clyburn Lecture scheduled for May 2
Save the date! Submit your abstracts! Nominate health equity leaders for awards! The annual James E. Clyburn Health Equity Lecture is scheduled for May 2 (10am-noon) at the Columbia Convention Center.
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.
Save the date! Submit your abstracts! Nominate health equity leaders for awards! The annual James E. Clyburn Health Equity Lecture is scheduled for May 2 (10am-noon) at the Columbia Convention Center.
Join the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery on April 21 for a discussion on Cognitive Control and Sentence Processing led by Malathi Tothatiri.
TecHealth will host their next Tech Tuesday Talk on April 18. Join us at noon to hear from HPEB Ph.D. student/Tech Emerging Scholar Abhishek Aggarwal as he discusses Mindfulness and Affect/Cognition.
Join us for our annual picnic on Friday, April 28 at Saluda Shoals Park. Tickets must be purchased by April 21 for dinner, with other facilities (including splash pad, kayaks, and tubes) available at no cost.
Health promotion, education, and behavior's Enid Keseko will discuss Maternal and Child Healthcare in Kenya at the next International Student and Global Health Forum on March 30 at 1pm.
Join the Department of Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior for a seminar by Courtney Monroe on March 17 when she will discuss Steps Towards a Social Movement: Findings from a Decade of Digital Physical Activity Promotion, Research Targeting the Social Context.
Join the Arnold School's team to participate in the 2023 Midlands Heart Walk. Check in is at 8am with the walk beginning at 9am at Segra Park.
Join the Big Data Health Science Center for a seminar on March 22 at noon when they when Atlanta Research Data Center administrator Melissa Banzhaf and executive director Julie Hotchkiss will provide an overview of the Federal Statistical Research Data Centers.
The Graduate Scholars in MCH Research is a merit-based scholarship program, providing support for up to four outstanding graduate students to pursue research in areas related to the health and well being of mothers, children, and adolescents. Proposals will be accepted through March 2.
Join the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics for a guest lecture by Harvard University postdoctoral fellow Suman Majumder (February 13 at 1pm), who will discuss mulitvariate cluster point process model.
The Arnold School of Public Health is seeking nominations to recognize outstanding faculty with one of three 2023 awards in the areas of teaching, research, and service. Recipients will be honored at the 2023 Hooding Ceremony.
The Arnold School of Public Health is seeking nominations to recognize outstanding alumni with 2023 awards in two categories: those who graduated within the past 10 years (2013 or later) and those who graduated prior to 2013. Recipients will be honored at the 2023 Hooding Ceremony.
Join the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery at noon on February 10 as COMD alumna and University of Delaware assistant professor Lynsey Keator discusses transcranial alternating current stimulation as an adjuvant for aphasia therapy.
The Arnold School of Public Health is seeking nominations for its annual graduate student awards, which will be presented at the 2023 Hooding Ceremony.
Events will include a breakfast social, student poster session, dinner/silent auction, and symposium with Dean Thomas Chandler, Provost Donna Arnett, and former Chair/USC President Emeritus Harris Pastides.
Health promotion education and behavior assistant professor Jennifer Fillo will moderate a discussion of the film, Love in the Time of Fentanyl, on Jan 25 (6-8pm). Don't miss this special screening at the Nickelodeon Theatre, hosted by SC ETV.
SC DHEC's David Chestnut will join the Department of Environmental Health Sciences on January 25 to discuss 50 Years of the Clean Water Map - Impacts on Water Monitoring.
The Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics will host Yu Nakagama, associate professor at Osaka Metropolitan University, on February 21 to discuss Translational Seroepidemiology for Tackling Emerging and Re-emerging Infections.
Join the Big Data Health Seminar Series on January 25 (1-2pm) for a showcase of pilot projects focused on big data. Four projects will be presented by faculty from the Arnold School of Public Health and College of Engineering and Computing.
The National Conference on High-Impact Alzheimer’s Disease Registry Research will be on Friday, March 31, 2023. It will be 100% virtual. Registration will close on March 24th at 11:59pm. Registration is free and open to the public. This conference is 100% virtual and is open to anyone who is interested in learning, collaborating, or networking in the area of Alzheimer’s Disease Registries.
University students, postdocs and trainees are invited to submit an abstract for a poster presentation. Abstracts are due by 5:00 p.m. on January 27, 2023. Please see the Call for Abstracts[pdf] and submit your abstracts below.
Join the USC Big Data Health Science Center for a seminar by University of North Carolina Professor Yufeng Liu at 11am on December 7, when he will discuss learning individualized treatment rules with many treatments.
Join the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery at noon on Friday, December 16 to hear from New York University's Michael Long, who will discuss neural mechanisms of interactive communication.
The Big Data Health Science Center is seeking research and program-based abstracts for oral and poster presentations responsive to its 4th annual conference theme, “Unlocking the Power of Big Data in Health: Translating Data Science into Program Development and Implementation”.
The Arnold School will host the next International Student and Global Health Forum at 1pm on December 2. Join us for a presentation by Paddington Tinashe Mundagowa who will discuss challenges and opportunities in maternal and child health services in Zimbabwe.