CHP Club is looking for interested CHP students to join the 2023-2024 CHP Club Executive Board. All positions, President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer are available. A brief description of each position’s responsibilities is listed in the flyer above. Scan the QR code to apply! Applications are due March 25th by 5pm. If you have any questions, please reach out to CHP Club President, Jordan Carl, at jlc584@drexel.edu.
The Office of Global Engagement is pleased to announce the 16th Annual Student Conference on Global Challenges. The conference will be held on Thursday, May 18, 2023, at Behrakis Grand Hall in Philadelphia with the theme of “Life in the City.”
Graduate and undergraduate students can submit brief abstracts for consideration to present at the conference by April 21, 2023. Students can apply to register as a panelist or poster presenter, and anyone can register for free as an attendee.
With the growing populations of cities worldwide, it is critical that the private, public and civic sectors collaborate to solve challenges related to climate change, food and housing insecurity, economic inequality, education, cultural preservation, and access to innovation and technology. How do we address these challenges in a way that benefits people around the globe?
The conference provides undergraduate and graduate students with an opportunity to present research and engage in critical dialogue regarding what it means to live in the modern-day city.
Drexel University was a co-sponsor of the 2022 Philadelphia World Heritage City Celebration, celebrating the city’s status as the first U.S. designated World Heritage City. The Office of Global Engagement looks forward to engaging with local organizations in support of this event.
The Global Health Corps U.S. Fellowship is a fully funded leadership development opportunity for diverse, high-potential, early-career U.S. public health leaders. Applications are due March 24th!
The 12-month program helps fellows to be more effective in their current organizations by providing them with:
· Executive coaching
· 360 feedback assessment
· In-person and virtual leadership and management training
· $1k professional development funding
· Networking with health leaders around the world
· Specialized learning tracks (e.g. new managers, strategic writing)
This program is designed for emerging leaders excited to build the knowledge, skills and networks needed to advance into mid and senior-level roles at their organizations. They strongly encourage applicants who identify with communities underrepresented in U.S. public health leadership to apply, specifically Black, Hispanic, Indigenous, and other leaders of color.
To be eligible, applicants must:
· Be an emerging leader (age 21-30)
· Live and be authorized to work in the U.S.
· Be currently employed in a U.S.-focused non-clinical public health role
· Be employed at their current organization for at least 6 months
· Be ready to commit 6-8 hours/month
Visit their website to learn more and apply for this opportunity!
Public health is such a wide-reaching net. It can be difficult to navigate this sea of career opportunities. Exchange is here to clear the murky waters and distill clarity. Exchange: The Women’s Health Edition points the compass squarely to the health of women, which is integral to the function and furtherment of society. We know healthy women improve the health outcomes of their families and communities; yet, women are facing more health challenges than ever before, including decreased access to essential health and community services; increased risk for certain diseases (when compared with men); and increased risk for violence against them. Fortune smiles on us as we explore the various vocations that provide hope, help, access, and stability to the women they serve. Exchange connects students with panelists who each detail the path taken through education, experience, and employment that led to their current position in women’s health care. Broaden your horizons and set your course to a new, rewarding destination with Exchange.
Date and Time: Friday, March 31, 2023 | 1:00–2:30 PM EST
Location: Online. Information to access the course will be sent upon registration.
Panelists
Target Audience: This session is primarily intended for students participating in a MAR-PHTC Field Placement or Collaborative Project, but all are welcome.
Technology Requirements: This interactive session is presented through the Zoom Internet-based platform. A computer with a high-speed internet connection and the ability to download and run this platform is required.
How to Register
For more information about this course or assistance with registration, contact marphtc@pitt.edu.
Click here to register.
Registration closing date: Thursday, March 30, 2023 at noon Eastern.
F-1 & J-1 International Students: If you plan to continue working in the U.S. after your Post Completion Academic Training (AT), Optional Practical Training (OPT) or STEM OPT Extension ends, this workshop is for you. The program will focus on immigration options that may be available to you beyond academic/practical training.
Please sign into Zoom https://drexel.zoom.us/j/88486364390 on Thursday, March 30th at 2:00pm.
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