Global Health Systems, Demystified: Poster Presentations
Curious about how to turn your passion for public health into compelling, posters that are accessible to anyone? Stop wondering! Join us for the Public Health and Health Care Systems Around the World Student Symposium.
Professor Kathleen Conte is opening up her graduate class (HSMP 5/674 and PHE 350) to all faculty, staff, and students for a special viewing of student poster presentations focused on Public Health and Health Care Systems Around the World. These insightful posters explore how various nations—including Australia, Chile, China, England, Japan, Netherlands, and Singapore, plus the Indian Health Service (US)—deliver, finance, and innovate within their public health and care systems. You’ll gain comparative perspectives on universal versus market-based systems and have the chance for interactive discussion with the student presenters. Come learn, ask questions, and enjoy light refreshments!
This is the perfect, low-pressure way for undergraduate and graduate students to catch a glimpse into the process of creating poster presentations for the public. You’ll see how your peers use accessible visuals and everyday vocabulary to translate complex public health messages into posters that the everyone can understand and engage with.