News and Events
November 12:
Tabacco Disparities in the Workplace
November 12:
Evaluating Public Health Impacts of Climate Change In the Pacific Northwest
November 12:
Trends in measuring value in health: cost-effectiveness analysis and Medicare
November 13:
Hogness Symposium: David Cutler
November 16:
Combined Fund Drive Presentation with Sharyne Thornton
November 16:
Ordinary Medicine: Making Longevity in an Aging Society
November 18:
The Determinants of Sex-Selective Abortions
November 18:
PHG Seminar: Thomas Schwarz
November 19:
Care of Underserved Patients: Using Complexity Theory to Enhance Patient Care and Resident Capability
November 25:
Probabilistic Projections of HIV Prevalence Using Bayesian Melding
December 1:
Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Grace John-Stewart
December 1:
Mexico Border Health Issues
December 2:
CSSS Seminar "TBA"
December 2:
PHG Seminar: "What Causes Cancer in our Germ Cells?"
December 3:
A Presentation on the National Child Health Study
December 9:
Discrete Exponential Family Models for Residential Settlement and Segregation
December 9:
Holiday Open House
December 10:
Update on CHIRTN and Using Photovoice to Portray Perceptions of Cardiovascular Disease
December 10:
Holiday Potluck
December 10:
Can Health Care Reform Resuscitate Primary Care in the United States?
January 5:
Health Services Seminar
January 12:
Health Services Seminar
January 19:
Health Services Seminar
2009 Graduation Events
It's time to graduate! Graduation events will be hosted by ExDP, the Department of Health Services, the School of Public Health, and the University of Washington at the following locations and dates. Make sure you RSVP to the appropriate contacts! Read more . . .
Practicum Student Profile: Jared Keefer
ExDP MPH Student Jared Keefer explains the personal growth opportunities and his own recommendations for preparing for the practicum. His experience with the Yakima Health District allowed him to create, assemble and implement the inital stages of a strategic Public Health Improvement Plan. Read more . . .
