The Next Century of Public Health Research
May 28, 2014 — The life sciences revolution, big data, healthier urbanization, and complex health problems—topics pivotal to the future of public health—were on the agenda for a panel discussion at Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) on May 28, one of the last Centennial events of the academic year. Panelists included [[Francesca Dominici]], senior associate dean for research and professor in the Department of Biostatistics; [[Wendy Garrett]], associate professor of immunology and infectious diseases; [[Ashish Jha]], professor of health policy and management; and [[Francine Laden]], Winkler Associate Professor of Environmental Epidemiology. HSPH Dean [[Julio Frenk]] served as moderator.
Centennial Portrait Unveiling
After the Centennial Symposium, members of the HSPH community gathered in the Kresge Atrium for an unveiling of a portrait of the School’s founders: Milton J. Rosenau, William T. Sedgwick, and George C. Whipple. The atrium was renamed in Rosenau’s honor and will now be referred to as the Rosenau Atrium.
photos: Suzanne Camarata
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