This spring's iteration of the biannual IPID Student Speaker Conference will take place this Friday, April 6 from 3-7pm in Walter Library Room 101.
This semester's theme is Development and Global Health, and we have a slate of five student speakers who will give 15-20 minute presenters on a variety of relevant topics. Each talk will be followed by a brief Q&A session, and after all the speakers have made their presentations, there will be a moderated discussion involving all presenters and audience members.
Following are the titles of each of the five presenters, and the names of the presenters. You can find more details about these talks here. If you plan to come, please RSVP on the Facebook event page. Also, if you are interested in global health issues, please see details about the GHIG social event on Thursday 5th in the "Other events of interest" section of this newsletter, below.
Self-Reported Morbidity Profile of Diarrheal and Dermatological Diseases in the Municipality of Don Juan, Dominican Republic
Lucy Cosgrove, Julia Shumway, and Marie Wilson (School of Public Health)
HIV Second Generation Surveillance in Pakistan
Syed Ghazi Ghazan Jamal (Humphrey School of Public Affairs, MPP)
Water Quality Improvement in Tanzania: Two Disciplines, Three Methods, Four Communities, One Piece of Cloth
Kate Johnston (School of Public Health)
Leveraging Agriculture for Improved Nutrition
Britta Hansen (Humphrey School of Public Affairs, MDP)
Propagation of Community Involvement: A West African Medical Missions Model
Gabriel Schlough (College of Continuing Education)
Conference Moderator: Erin Collinson (Humphrey School of Public Affairs, MDP)
