Announcements
Summer research opportunity in population research
NextGenPop is an undergraduate program in population research that aims to increase the diversity of the population field and nurture the next generation of population scholars. The program includes a two-week, in-person, on-campus summer experience and subsequent virtual components focused on research and professional development.
Learn moreBMI 7040 Clinical Informatics, SP23
Are you interested in the use of data and information technology and how it applies to the delivery of health care services?
Learn moreAbeln wins two gold medals at the shooting championship of the americas
Katelyn Abeln wins gold medal at the Shooting Championships of the Americas in November. She earned a spot in the U.S. Olympic Trials.
Learn moreBuckeye Diversity Summer Internship
Gain firsthand experience at one of the nation’s leading academic health centers: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Learn moreNew Cunz Hall prayer and meditation room now available
There is a new prayer and meditation room in Cunz Hall! Room 357 is now a dedicated space for silent prayer, meditation and reflection. This room will be open to all faculty, staff and students on a first-come, first-served basis and will be open during regular office hours.
Learn moreSecond Annual Door Decorating Contest
We invite you to show off your festive holiday spirit for our second annual Winter Celebration Door Decorating Contest. Help us spread cheer through Cunz Hall this season.
Learn moreETHOS awards nominations open now
Please use this link to nominate a CPH colleague (staff or faculty) for one or both of our second annual award College of Public Health Ethics at Ohio State (ETHOS) Awards. Nominations are open through Dec. 7.
Learn moreProject Horseshoe Farm Fellowship opportunity
Project Horseshoe Farm offers Community Health Fellowship programs in Alabama and California. Alumni consistently express how transformative their fellowship experience has been, and fellows go to some of the top medical schools, graduate programs, and nonprofit organizations across the U.S.
Learn morePostdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biostatistics, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Melbourne
We are looking for a postdoc to join our biostatistics group and the Melbourne Children’s Trials Centre. Within this role you will provide biostatistical support to a new adaptive platform trial being established within a world-leading Australian perinatal research network, including direct contributions to the design, protocol development, conduct, analysis and reporting of the trial.
Learn moreStatistical Consulting support course
Every semester the Statistics Department offers Stat 5760, Statistical Consulting Support from the Statistical Consulting Service (SCS). You can enroll in the course and receive up to 17 hours of statistical help from a graduate student consultant during the semester.
Learn moreMicah Berman wins 2023 John Slade Award
The John Slade Award honors Society For Research On Nicotine & Tobacco members who have made outstanding contributions to public health and tobacco control through science-based public policy and public advocacy.
Learn moreAlex Ochoa wins Undergraduate Abstract of Distinction at NCH Research Retreat
Congratulations to third-year Public Health student, Alex Ochoa, for winning the Undergraduate Abstract of Distinction at the Nationwide Children's Hospital Research Retreat. Alex presented on Assessing the Nutrition Environment in the South Linden Neighborhood and urged community intervention to improve high-quality food options and development of new food markets in the neighborhood.
Learn moreWant to Receive The Chronicle Daily Newsletter?
We have a subscription to The Chronicle of Higher Education which includes the daily newsletter. If you would like to receive The Chronicle of Higher Education daily newletter via email, please let Mindy Freed know.
Learn moreCareer Exploration for Graduate Students course
This one-credit course, tailored to the needs of graduate students, introduces skills for discovering a variety of career paths; assessing fit; cultivating necessary skills and networks; and entering a profession.
Learn morePHSLC Winter Coat Drive
Public Health Student Leadership Council is holding its annual winter coat drive for children in need. The goal for this year is $3,300. Please consider donating to help children have a warm coat for winter through the following link: https://tinyurl.com/msh7w89e
Learn moreASPIRE applications now open
The ASPIRE Medical Research Program is currently accepting applications.
Learn moreDo you want to learn more about zoonotic diseases?
The College of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Preventive Medicine department is offering VETPREV 5721: How Animals Can Make You Sick: An Introduction to Zoonoses spring semester.
Learn moreOhio State MHA launches $2M fundraising campaign and class challenge to support students, faculty, alumni and program
At the 10-year celebration of the Cleverley Fellowship — the last time MHA alumni banded together to create a game changing opportunity for students — alumna Elizabeth Seely announced a new campaign including a challenge for alumni and their class be declared “The Best MHA Class.”
Learn moreSeeking undergrads interested in partaking in COVID-19 and Health Equity Research
The C3-REACH (Committed to Communities Collaborative: Research and Engagement to Advance Beyond COVID to Health Equity) team is comprised of multi-disciplinary scholars and students oriented towards health equity in their work.
Learn moreInterdisciplinary GRA position at Ohio State's Computational Epidemiology Lab
Interested in helping make sense of data in public health? Do you like to design human-computer interactions that "just work"? Apply for a GRA position in the Computational Epidemiology Lab at Ohio State.
Learn moreOhio Student Association Black Student Equity Report survey
The Ohio Student Association (OSA) is requesting the participation of Black students’ for their Black Student Equity Report survey. OSA is a statewide grassroots organization led by young people and anchored by student-led chapters on college campuses across the state.
Learn moreBali / Jakarta Wellness Ed Abroad Internships - May 2023 Info Sessions
Learn more about Wellness internships in Bali and Jakarta, May 2023. Earn credit for Ed Studies 2189 / 5189, and a GEC in Service Learning offered through Education Abroad.
Learn moreDuane Reynolds, MHA '04, selected as one of Modern Healthcare's Top Diversity Leaders in Healthcare
This year’s Top Diversity Leaders in Healthcare use a variety of strategies to widen access to care and build communities of wellness. Inequality in healthcare is a problem requiring creative solutions. Modern Healthcare’s Top Diversity Leaders program recognizes those forging the way.
Learn moreVirtual Networking for 12 Buckeyes Event
The College of Public Health and HSMP alumni societies invite students for a virtual networking event from 6-7 p.m., November 14. This signature events connects Buckeyes, past and present, to create networking opportunities and lasting relationships.
Learn moreDrop in hours for undergraduates - Nov. 18
Trisha's drop-in hours for current BSPH majors and pre-majors:
Nov. 18, 1:30-3:30 p.m. https://go.osu.edu/ritterzoom
Dr. Remle Crowe, MPH-Epidemiology ’15, PhD ‘18, receives Power of One award
The Power of One award focuses on the little things someone does each day that has the power to affect a great many people. The individual inspires us with a willingness and ability to help others.
Learn moreOlivia G. Nathan, MPH-PEP student, awarded 2022 Whole Person Health Care Champion Award
The Whole Person Health Care Champion Award presented by Medical Mutual recognizes a provider of health & wellness services and/or a patient advocate who has helped patients overcome racial, economic, ability, and/or language barriers to care and/or provided radically inclusive LGBTQ+ and/or HIV/AIDS healthcare.
Learn moreOhio State awards philanthropic honors to Catherine Baumgardner, MHA '86 and Georgie Shockey, CPH donor
Four of The Ohio State University’s most committed and generous supporters, including Catherine Baumgardner and Georgie Shockey, were recognized last week with the institution’s highest awards for philanthropy and volunteerism.
Learn moreAre you interested in Public Health and Translational Data Analytics?
A new course in the College of Public Health offers students from all backgrounds a unique opportunity to learn about novel concepts, the latest methods, and impactful next-gen tools in public health.
Learn moreMpox vaccine available
Student Life Student Health Services is offering mpox vaccine to eligible students on Mondays through Dec. 12. Eligibility criteria are in alignment with Columbus Public Health. Students must be 18 or older.
Learn moreAdditional teaching and learning tools
If you are looking for technology tools and applications beyond the eLearning and administrative toolsets at Ohio State, be sure to explore this list of additional teaching and learning tools that have been through a rigorous review process for accessibility and security compliance.
Learn moreSP23 Course: FDSCTE 7727 Interdisciplinary Colloquium in Food Safety: Current Topics in Food Safety
This course will be offered during the Spring 2023 semester. It is one credit hour and is offered online.
Learn morePHI/CDC Global Health Fellowship Program information session recording available
The PHI/CDC Global Health Fellowship Program is a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-funded program that offers recent global public health graduates from Council on Education in Public Health accredited schools and programs the exciting opportunity to participate in yearlong fellowships with guidance from leading global health experts from the CDC.
Learn moreNew PublicHealthCareers.org website
This new website is the only one in the nation that focuses specifically on careers in governmental public health departments. The site is a non-commercial site, funded by the CDC Foundation, and is hosted by ASTHO.
Learn moreSpring 2023 scheduling reminders
Spring 2023 scheduling begins in October. The Registrar posts the dates of when student windows start opening on their website and will post student scheduling window times in individual records in Buckeyelink on Oct. 10.
Learn moreStudents - planning to graduate spring semester 2023?
Undergraduate students should have applied for graduation for spring semester 2023 already, however if they have not, applications will still be accepted. Apply here.
Graduate students have until December 7, 2022 to apply for spring semester 2023 graduation. Students should first watch the graduation video created for their degree to understand the process. Graduate students apply for graduation using the Graduate School's forms portal.
Learn moreStudent Wellness Center updates
Programs this autumn include Student Wellness Center Health and Wellness Workshops, Recovery Month and 10 Dimensions of Wellness.
Learn moreAdobe Creative Cloud available to students
Students now have free access to the entire Adobe Creative Cloud suite through the university. Students will need to visit adobe.osu.edu to opt in and activate their license.
Learn moreAcademic Advising updates in the College of Public Health
LaNorris Alexander's last day with the College of Public Health is Friday, Aug. 26. LaNorris has provided advising to undergraduate students in the College since March 2021. Feel free to stop by Cunz Hall on Friday to say farewell.
We are excited to welcome Trisha Ritter to the undergraduate advising team. Trisha's first day is Aug. 29 and she comes to us from Education and Human Ecology advising.
Learn moreStudent Wellness Center internship opportunities
The Student Wellness Center is recruiting student interns for the fall semester. Students will gain valuable experience with evidence-based practices to address substance use among college students, motivational interviewing techniques and more.
Learn moreStudents learn to identify and respond to an overdose
Aug. 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day. CPH program manager, Colleen Hendon provided a "Carry Narcan. Save a Life" training during this year’s BSPH orientation to approximately 110 continuing and first year, undergraduate students on August 22.
Learn moreAdvocate For Public Health Evidence: Use your voice for commonsense gun policy
Gun violence is a leading cause of premature death in the U.S. According to the CDC, there were 45,222 firearm-related deaths in 2020, and guns cause nearly 85,000 injuries each year. The American Public Health Association supports common sense gun policies, including a federal ban on assault weapons and laws that would require criminal background checks for all firearms purchases, including those sold at gun shows and online.
Learn moreAdvocate For Public Health Evidence: Speak out on HB 327, which would restrict public health education
House Bill 327 will impact the delivery of public health education and the effective delivery of public health services by restricting education, training and discussion about racism, sexism, gender and identity in Ohio K-12 schools, colleges/universities, and state agencies. The Ohio House of Representatives is expected to schedule a related hearing on March 9. Use your voice with Ohio legislators today!
Learn moreAdvocate For Public Health Evidence: Equity in Reproductive Health
The right to reproductive health (including access to life-saving screenings such as for cancer and STIs) is an equity issue that impacts all women, LGBTQ+ persons and low-income persons. As public health educators, students, practitioners and advocates, it is essential we support the right of all to receive comprehensive reproductive health care.
Learn moreScholarship and Fellowship Impact Report 2021 - 2022
The College of Public Health published its Scholarship and Fellowship Impact Report 2021 - 2022.
Learn moreReminder: 2022 digital accessibility training
Don't forget to complete the Ohio State "Digital Accessibility Policy 2022" training course (approx. 9 minutes) available on BuckeyeLearn by Dec. 1.
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