March 2021
Putting Your Best Foot Forward
Wed, Mar 17 12:00 pm CST – 1:00 pm CST
Tulane Public Health and Health Administration Career Fair
March 4th, 2021 from 2 pm-5 pm
The fair will be held virtually through Handshake. This is an opportunity for you to connect with public health employers about practicum, internship, and job opportunities. The virtual fair is open to all students and alumni in the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. You can register and sign up for sessions at the link below: Register in Handshake How do I register?
- Click the “Register” link above and register for the fair. After you register, view each employer.
- Sign up for sessions! Because this fair is virtual, simply clicking “Register” is not enough. You’ll then need to sign up for sessions with employers of interest. You can sign up for a 30-minute group session (information session) or individual 10-minute sessions with targeted employers.
- Check back occasionally to see if new employers have registered/created sessions and if you would like to change your session schedule.
Employers attending the fair can be found on handshake.
Need additional guidance? We’ll be holding a “Prepping for a Virtual Career Fair” session a week before the fair to help. You can also email Abby Lukens at alukens@tulane.edu.
Register for Career Prep Event
Global Health Opportunities- Information Session
Date: Wednesday, March 3 Time: 12-1pm
Representatives of the Global Health Technical Professionals (GHTP), a US Agency for International Development (USAID) program, will present an informational session on career opportunities for early to mid-career global health professionals.
Sessions provide detailed information on global health career pathways including paid internship opportunities for students and recent graduates. In addition to sharing future full-time positions during our information sessions, GHTP can connect future global health professionals with one another through our virtual network while providing them with global health resources.
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February 2021
Black Health Matters Conference
Date: February 27th and 28th
The Black Health Matters Conference will be held on February 27th and 28th, 2021 at Harvard University. The conference aims to equip attendees with the ability to develop interdisciplinary approaches to addressing health issues within the Black community. Attendees will be able to hear from both academic and community leaders in the field of public health who have dedicated their professional careers to improving health outcomes in the Black community.
To learn more about the conference and how to register, visit their website
Alumni Mixer: PHUSG
Join PHUSG for a virtual networking hour with Tulane BSPH and SPTHM alumni to chat with them about their career pathways and how their Tulane degree has helped them achieve their goals! We will be featuring alumni who live and work all over the country and currently hold jobs at organizations including the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Louisiana Office of Public Health, the Food and Drug Administration, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and the Rural Drug Addiction Research Center, to name a few.
The mixer will be held on February 24, at 5 pm on an online networking platform called Remo (https://remo.co/). Please fill out this rsvp form if you wish to attend.
Feel free to contact Julie Cornfield at jcornfield@tulane.edu if you have any questions!
2021 Rising Tide Leadership Summit-Keynote Speaker: Ibtihal Muhammad
Date: February 23th – February 25th
The virtual three-day leadership conference, from Tuesday, February 23 to Thursday, February 25th from 6-8 PM, is designed for emerging and current student leaders and will feature sessions on a wide variety of topics related to Tulane University’s Leadership Framework. The Summit will provide students with the opportunity to learn from the vast expertise of our faculty and campus administrators to enhance student learning, growth, and success.
The program will address one or more of the following tenets of Tulane University’s Leadership Framework:
- A Sense of Possibility
- Self-Awareness
- Social Consciousness & Civic Mindedness
- Empathetic & Reciprocal Relationships
- Vision
- Actionable Plans
- Reflection & Assessment
Student Research Panel
Date: February 23, 2021
Are you looking to engage in public health research but don’t know how to get started? Join us to hear from current students about their experiences and navigating the world of student research. Students on the panel are working in areas of sexual health, epidemiology, pregnancy outcomes, infectious disease, and STD testing.
Global Health Collaborative – Want to Learn How to Use Tulane’s Resources to Get A Summer Internship of Job?
Date: February 23, 2021
Healthcare Policy Club
Date: February 22, 2021
Everything You Need to Know About the Job Search
Date: February 19, 12:00pm-1:00pm CST
The Consent Conversation
Sex and Healthy Relationships
Meeting ID: 95663470894
SPHTM Resume Day (15-minutes Review)
Thu, Feb 11 9:00 am CST – 3:00 pm CST
Register Here
HealthCare Policy Club
Join the Healthcare Policy Club. Their first general body meeting will be on Monday, February 8, 2021, at 6 pm.
Meeting Link
Careers In Public Health Panel
If you missed the Careers in Public Health Panel – Louisiana Department of Health State Epidemiologists, click HERE to view the webinar.
Webinar: COVID-19 Policies ~ Datasets for Policy Researchers
Dat & Time: February 4, 2021 at 2pm EST/ 1pm CST
Are you interested in policy research and would like to learn more about the impact of COVID policies on cases, deaths, and disparities? The COVID-19 Data Project has collected and coded over 4500 executive orders at the state and city level. This public dataset is free and available to the public. Come learn a bit more about methods and the potential of this research tool during a webinar.
Sex Week 2021 – Zine Submission
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November 2020
Promoting Food Security for Women, Children and Families
Join us on Wednesday, November 18th from 12-1:30pm Central for a Zoom webinar: Promoting Food Security for Women, Children and Families – COVID-19 Response Efforts in New Orleans. This webinar is co-sponsored by the Tulane MCH Nutrition Leadership Training Program, Tulane Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health and New Orleans Food Policy Advisory Committee. Panelists include Mary Schultheis, Founder and President/CEO of Crescent City Family Services, Erica Chomsky-Adelson, Executive Director of Culture Aid NOLA and Tiffany Delcour, Chief Operations Officer of NOLA Public Schools. This activity will be submitted to CDR for approval for 1.5 CPEUs.
Register Here
The Department of Health Policy & Management: Open House
The Department of Health Policy and Management at Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine is hosting an Open House on Wednesday, November 11th from 4 pm-5 pm. If you are interested in pursuing an MPH or MHA, this is your opportunity to meet with faculty and staff at the department, learn about the programs and courses, admission and tuition, and career trajectory. Click the link below to register for the event.
Info Session: Crafting a Strong Peace Corps Resume
A Peace Corps resume differs from private-sector and other resumes, because of its focus on documenting all the possible attributes one possesses that may have a bearing on their service. Of course, academics are important, but so are the skills you learned from your employment, community service activities, and certifications; even your hobbies and personal passions! Learn how to create a resume that shows all of you, not just a part.
Monday, November 9, 20202 4:30PM-5:30PM CST
Career Services presents Alumni Panel Discussion: Global Careers
Co-sponsored by Newcomb-Tulane Career Services and the Center for Global Education.
November 2, 10:00 am CST
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October 2020
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September 2020
Zoom Etiquette Webinar with SPHTM Career Services
September 29, 2020 12pm Central Time
Peace Corps: ” Is My Degree Right for the Peace Corp?”
Did you know that most Peace Corps Volunteers have degrees in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences? And, since your degree is only part of what it takes to be a great Volunteer that you probably have much more to offer than you think? Learn about all of the things that go into our applicant evaluation and selection process.
September 28, 2020 4:30 pm in Central Time
Public Service Advisory Board
One on One LinkedIn Profile Review with SPHTM Career Services
COVID-19 Public Health Response From Across the Globe
How to Apply to the Combined Degree Program Session
SPHTM Alumni Consulting Panel
Q&A Session: How to Nail Your Med School Interviews
Even though you can’t do your interviews in person, they are still an incredibly important part of your admissions process. Now that your secondaries have been evaluated, you only have one step to go. The only thing standing between you and medical school is a stellar interview. We’ll help you get ready to nail your interviews with this upcoming presentation
. This webinar will include:-
- How the interview process has changed due to COVID-19-
- The most common interview questions-
- An overview of sample MMI scenarios-
- A Q&A session with a Former Admissions Committee Member
To submit your questions for the Q&A, please type them into the “questions & comments” box on the registration page or email kayla.kaszyca@ingeniusprep.com
Join Dr. Ariana Metchik, a Former Admissions Committee Member from Harvard Medical School, for this free webinar on Wednesday, September 16th at 5:30pm PDT/8:30pm EDT.
Register Here
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April 2020
Healthcare In The 2020 Election With Mollye Demosthenidy
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March 2020
CPS Internship Fair
Alumni Mixer
The Global Threat of Infectious Disease
Public Health Sophomore Declaration Celebration
Networking Prep
Career Wave Signature Series
Aging is Public Health- Older Adults in Louisiana: Observations and Conversations after a Disaster
Arts Alive
Public Health Explained
Master Your Future: The Next Step in Your Career
Women Making Waves ” How World Events Ignite Leaders” -Annual Women’s Conference
The State of HIV Access in Low and Middle Income Countries
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February 2020
Finding Your Summer Internship
Combined Degree Application Party
The Future of Health Speaks: Health Innovation – The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The Center for Minority Health and Health Disparities Research and Education is hosting a student-led symposium, The Future of Health Speaks: Health Innovation – The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, on Friday, February 7th, 8:30-1:00 pm. See our flyer for more information, and use the registration link below.
Register Here
CASPA Workshop
BSPH Grad School Fair
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January 2020
NOLA Ready Volunteer Trainings & Opportunities
Do you have first aid skills and are interested in volunteering for Mardi Gras?
Mardi Gras is right around the corner! The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is looking for volunteers for the Mardi Gras First Aid stations. In order to volunteer, you must:
- Have valid and current CPR and First Aid certification
- Attend a mandatory MRC Mardi Gras First Aid Station Training
See below for important information on upcoming CPR and First Aid training, as well as Mardi Gras First Aid Station Trainings.
CPR & First Aid Training – January 16th
If you have an expired or expiring CPR or first aid certification before March 2020, sign-up to attend our next class on Thursday, January 16th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at EMS
Headquarters (2929 Earhart Blvd).The link for sign-up can be found Here:
Please bring $8 in cash (exact change please) to cover the cost of the class materials. If you are unable to attend this session, but still need to get your CPR certification updated before Mardi Gras, please email Meredith at meredith.mcinturff.nohd@gmail.com.
Mardi Gras First Aid Station Trainings
To volunteer at a Mardi Gras First Aid Station, you must attend one of the following training:
- Tuesday, January 21st – 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (and 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm for leads)
- Thursday, January 30th – 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (and 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm for leads)
- Saturday, February 1st – 9:00 am – 11:00 am (and 11:00 am – noon for leads)
- Saturday, February 8th – 9:00 am – 11:00 am (and 11:00 am – noon for leads)
This will be a combined training with other volunteers from the New Orleans EMS VIGOR program and the American Red Cross. All trainings will take place at the Red Cross Headquarters (2640 Canal Street).
If you are interested in being a First Aid Station leader, you will be asked to stay for an additional hour of training. Typically, First Aid Station leaders are experienced volunteers who have volunteered at a Mardi Gras First Aid Station in previous years. Have any questions? Send an email to meredith.mcinturff.nohd@gmail.com.
NOLA Ready CERT training for Houses of Worship
We have 1 spot left in our 2 day NOLA Ready CERT training for Houses of Worship and the faith community on January 18th and January 25th. If you are a member of a house of worship and interested in emergency preparedness and disaster recovery skills, click here to sign up ASAP to grab the last spot for this amazing training.
Bystander Response Trainings
Before help arrives, you can save a life during a medical emergency. This is a condensed two-hour training covering hands-only CPR, Stop the Bleed, and opioid overdose prevention. Upcoming trainings are:
Research for SBC Programming During an Emergency Response: An Example From Zika Webinar
Breakthrough RESEARCH is the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)’s flagship project for social and behavior change (SBC) research and evaluation. Breakthrough RESEARCH supports countries to improve health and development by equipping governments, implementing partners, service delivery organizations, and donors with the data and evidence they need to integrate proven and cost-effective SBC approaches into their programs.
Climate change, increased urbanization and globalization, deforestation and other global or regional trends may result in new emerging infectious diseases and spread of existing diseases to new areas and populations. To learn the latest about research for SBC programming during the Zika response, join Breakthrough RESEARCH for a webinar discussion that will bring together funders, implementers, and researchers.
January 14, 2020, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST, Breakthrough Research Webinar,
Register Here