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Spring 2019 - Global Public Health: Experiences and Insights
Spring Semester 2019 • Wednesdays, 6:30 pm • Gallagher Business Building Room 123
The Global Public Health Spring 2019 lecture series, co-sponsored by UM's Institute of Health & Humanities and UM's Global Public Health minor is Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8 pm in UM's GBB #123. Open to the public, free, & available for 1 credit to UM Students.
The Series features health care professionals talking about their experience and insights while working to improve public health globally. The full series is available for one credit (PSCI 191) through UM. Lectures are in room #123 of the Gallagher Business Building at the University of Montana. All talks are free and open to the public!Special thanks to Missoula Community Access Television (MCAT) for providing video of past lectures through their Media Assistance Grant Program.
This the 6th Global Public Health lecture series "Global Public Health: Experiences and Insights." The talks feature timely topics such as the public health implications of migration, maternal mortality, the connection between environmental & human health, and many more topics as seen through the real world experiences of professionals working in the public health field. The series introduces health‐care issues facing the world community from an interdisciplinary perspective. It will appeal to a broad range of interests and includes insights from medicine, environmental health, nursing, volunteering, the Peace Corps, community health, political science, communications, children's health, and ethics. Students from all majors, as well as the wider western Montana community, will find the series enlightening and inspiring.
All lectures are Open to the Public and Free to attend.