You’re invited to Wellness Week at SPH
Take a moment to reset with the SPH Student Success Center (SSC) and the Student Leadership Council (SLC) before heading...Read More
Celebrating Excellence: OHSU’s 2024 Distinguished Faculty Award Honorees
The OHSU Faculty Senate recognized outstanding faculty members at the 2024 Distinguished Faculty Awards Ceremony on Jan. 17, celebrating their...Read More
SPH Research: February 2025 Updates
Funding Opportunities Looking for funding opportunities? Here are a few options: You can use the SPIN feature of InfoEd at...Read More
Recap of the SPH Event “The Painful Truth About Hunger in America” with Dr. Mariana Chilton
In her enlightening talk based on her seminal work “The Painful Truth About Hunger in America,” Dr. Mariana Chilton dives...Read More
Announcing Dr. Joseph Needoba as interim Associate Dean of Research
Dr. Joseph Needoba is named the new interim Associate Dean of Research at the School of Public Health. Dr. Needoba...Read More
SPH Research: January 2025 Updates
Funding Opportunities Looking for funding opportunities? Here are a few options: Translational Science Pilot Funding Opportunity The Oregon Clinical &...Read More
APHA Kaiser Permanente Community Health Fellowship Is Accepting Applications
For current MPH students who are ready to graduate by Spring 2025, the APHA Kaiser Permanente Community Health Fellowship is...Read More
SPH Research: December 2024 Updates
A Message From Associate Dean Hello Colleagues, This is my last Research Newsletter as the Associate Dean for Research....Read More
Assistant Professor Kelly M. Reavis Discusses Hearing Loss and Parkinson’s Disease Research on KGW News
Kelly M. Reavis, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, appeared on KGW news to discuss her work in the groundbreaking research on...Read More
Assistant Professor Eric Hall Featured on Jumbotron At 2024 APHA Conference
Eric Hall, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, was featured on the jumbotron at this year’s American Public Health Association (APHA) conference...Read More