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APHA Conference 2009 Returns to Philadelphia

 

The American Public Health Association (APHA) will hold its annual conference back in Philadelphia this November. The theme of this year’s conference, which is being held from November 7 – 11, 2009, is "Water and Public Health."  

Faculty members from the Department of Public Health will present research and lead discussions throughout the conference, and the department will have a major presence at the conference. Please stop and see us at booth number 1913-1915.

The College of Health Professions will also host a Public Health Alumni and Friends Networking Event on Monday, November 9th from 6:30-8:00. Dr. Ian Greaves, the new chair of the Department of Public Health will be the keynote speaker.

A complete schedule of all Department of Public Health faculty, students and staff at the conference will be announced shortly.

For more information about the conference, please visit http://www.apha.org/meetings/.

 

The Department of Public Health excels as a regional and national leader by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, educators, community practitioners, and private sector leaders. We strive to address community health needs in a global community to eliminate health
disparities, and to increase the quality and years of healthy life. The Department of Public Health promotes and protects public health through quality education, research, and service. We emphasize disease prevention and treatment, empowerment, and collective as well as individual
responsibility for health and health care. Our collaborative partnerships contribute to meeting local, state, national and global public health needs through conducting research, training a diverse workforce, and promoting excellence in practice.

The Department offers a unique Bachelors of Science degree in public health that is a national model. We offer several master's programs designed for emerging and experienced professionals to obtain leadership positions in health promotion and epidemiologic research, health policy, and program administration. Offered are the M.S. in Epidemiology, M.S. in Environmental Health, a Masters in Clinical Research and Translational Medicine, the Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) with specialization options in social and behavioral sciences, epidemiology, health policy,
and global health and a Master of Education with emphasis on school health and health counseling. There is also a Ph.D. in Public Health with concentrations in social/behavioral sciences and health policy.

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B.S., MS in Environmental Health, EdM, MPH, MPH-MD, MPH-DO, MPH-DPM, MPH-MSW, PhD, MS in Epidemiology

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Council on Education for Public Health

 

 

Dr. Ian A. Greaves
Chairperson

1301 Cecil B. Moore Avenue

Ritter Annex, 9th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19122
T (215) 204-8726
F (215) 204-1854
publichealth@temple.edu

 

Joyce Hankins

Coordinator of Student Services

215-204-8726

 

Eric Davenport

Business Manager

215-204-9662

 

Latasha Shears

Business Manager

215-204-9109

 

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