Dean’s message: Inflection points
[Spring 2015] At the end of August I will be leaving the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, where I have been honored … Continue reading “Dean’s message: Inflection points”
[Spring 2015] At the end of August I will be leaving the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, where I have been honored … Continue reading “Dean’s message: Inflection points”
In this issue A gift unsolicited, unrestricted, and unexpected Gerald L. Chan, SM ’75, SD ’79 Address to the alumni of Harvard School of … Continue reading “Harvard Public Health: Winter 2015”
[ Winter 2015 ] On September 8, 2014, Harvard University announced that the Chan family and its Morningside Foundation will donate $350 million to … Continue reading “A gift unsolicited, unrestricted, and unexpected”
[ Winter 2015 ] Donna Spiegelman, Professor of Epidemiologic Methods, Departments of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Nutrition This fall, Donna Spiegelman won a prestigious Director’s … Continue reading “Off the Cuff: Letting data tell the story”
[ Winter 2015 ] Four outstanding individuals nominated by their peers received the School’s highest alumni honor at this year’s Alumni Award of Merit … Continue reading “2014 Alumni Awards”
[ Winter 2015 ] Anthony Covarrubias, PhD ’15, grew up in a working-class neighborhood in South Los Angeles. While celebrities in sports cars whizzed … Continue reading “A bold pathway in life—and biology”
[ Winter 2015 ] The act of generosity that renamed our School this past September is an astonishingly bold gesture. The unsolicited $350 million … Continue reading “Harvard’s public health moment”
[ Winter 2015 ] Assistant Professor Jessica Cohen is bringing a behavioral economics perspective to public health interventions in Africa. Here’s the thing, says … Continue reading “Public healthonomics”
[ Winter 2015 ] On a clear day, the air outside Anthony Cortese’s office in downtown Boston is filled with the unmistakable smell of … Continue reading “Living green”
[ Winter 2015 ] Quick updates about the latest public health news from across the School and beyond. First prize for flu forecasting A … Continue reading “Winter 2015 frontlines”