On May 15-16, Dean Michelle Williams, along with co-directors Wendy Garrett & Curtis Huttenhower welcomed dozens of experts to the Joseph B. Martin Center for the inaugural symposium of the Harvard … Continue reading “HCMPH Inaugural Symposium Explores Link Between Mircobiome and Public Health”
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Alumna Loni Philip Tabb‘s school, Drexel University, is hosting an Urban Health Summer Institute. Registration is now open!
Although the study of civics has historically played an important role in public education, the proliferance of public charter schools raises new questions about how independently-determined curricula affects civic engagement. … Continue reading “A Life Lesson in Civics”
Alumna Natalie Exner Dean, PhD ’14, will visit Harvard on April 11th to give a lecture at the Infectious Disease Epi Spring Seminar Series on “Applying the test negative design … Continue reading “Natalie Dean Exner Lecture – 4/11”
First year PhD students Patrick Emedom-Nnamdi (L) and Jemar Bather (R) join alumna Loni Philip Tabb, PhD ’10 and Scarlett Bellamy, ScD ’01 at the ENAR Spring Meeting in Philadelphia last … Continue reading “Alumni & Students Gather at ENAR 2019”
Register Now! Please join the Biostatistics Department at the 2019 ENAR Spring Meeting for a reception to gather past and present members of the Department. This will be a great opportunity to catch … Continue reading “Today! Alumni Reception at ENAR”
Congratulations to alumna Melody Goodman, PhD ’06, who recently received the Network Builder Award from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) New Connections program. New Connections aims to expand the diversity of … Continue reading “Melody Goodman Receives Network Builder Award”
Lunchtime Career Chat with Shannon Stock, PhD ’11, Assistant Professor of Statistics, College of the Holy Cross Monday, March 11, 1:00-2:00pm, Rm 426 Lunch provided. All are welcome! Shannon Stock completed her Ph.D. in … Continue reading “Upcoming Career Development Events”
The Biostatistics Department celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Bill Jenkins, an epidemiologist whose career was strongly influenced by the exposure of the unethical Tuskegee syphilis study in the 1960s. … Continue reading “The Life & Legacy of Dr. Bill Jenkins (1945-2019)”
