For University-wide events, check out the University of South Carolina calendar of events. For community and Arnold School events, see the My Source for Public Health (MySPH) calendar.
Register now for one or more of the workshops offered by the Big Data Health Science Center in July. Bioinformatics Analysis in R (July 11-22); Bioinformatics Analysis in Python3 (July 18-22); Data Analytics and ML in Python3 (July 25-29).
Join the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery as they host Roy Hamilton on May 5 at noon to discuss Stimulating Conversations: Employing Noninvasive Brain Stimulation Technologies to Characterize and Enhance Language Processing in Persons with Aphasia.
Courtney Monroe and Kristen Zosel will discuss Leveraging Social Networks and Gamification to Promote Physical Activity in Adults: Evolution of a Technology-based Research Line during the next Tech Tuesday Talk on April 26 at noon.
The Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery (C-STAR) will host Sladjana Lukic (Adelphi University) at noon on April 21 as she presents the neurobiology of the lexical system: what kind of data is actually missing?
Join the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics for a seminar by Clemson University's Deborah Kunkel at 1pm on April 11 as she presents anchored Bayesian Gaussian mixture models.
Baylor College of Medicine's Eva Preisner will discuss simplified microbial communities as treatment clostridioids difficile infection at the next Department of Environmental Health Sciences Seminar at noon on April 13.
Join the Department of Environmental Health Sciences for a seminar by doctoral candidate Margaret Carson on April 6 at noon when she presents the effects of Lyngbya Wollei on the ecosystem and human health of Lake Wateree.
Join the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recover at noon on April 7 as Penn State's Chaleece Sandberg presents Toward equitable language therapy in aphasia.
Join the Department of Environmental Health Sciences on March 30 at noon for a presentation by UofSC assistant professor Nick Peng, who will discuss The Dynamics of Nitrous Oxide Production and Consumption in Salt Marsh Sediments.
Help us assess the value of at-home testing for infectious disease outbreaks (and get a 💰 $40 gift card!). On MARCH 29, take a test for the All-In South Carolina study in the back parking lot of the Public Health Research Center (9-4am).
Join the Research Center for Child Well-Being at noon on April 1 as they host Max Crowley (Penn State University) as he discusses the value of prevention.
Becky Jackson (University of Cambridge) will discuss Reverse-Engineering Cortical Architecture for Controlled Semantic Cognition during the next C-STAR Lecture on March 24 at noon.
This seminar will feature Justice Sheehama (Department of Health Services Policy and Management) and Emmah Muema (College of Education) as they share their healthcare experience in Namibia and Kenya. 1pm
Join the Arnold School community for the 2022 Annual Picnic from 4-8pm on Friday April 29 at Saluda Shoals Park. Tickets are on sale through April 15.
Join the Technology Center to Promote Healthy Lifestyles for their next Tech Tuesday Talk at noon on March 22. TecHealth will host Central Queensland University's Amanda Rebar as she discusses the intersection of habit theory and technology.
The Arnold School has a team participating in the Midlands Heart Walk on March 26. Join them for the walk and/or help them raise money to help end heart disease and stroke and our community and beyond through this American Heart Association event.
Shi Wu Wen will discuss antiemetic treatment for women with hypermesis gravidarum and risk of stillbirth during the March 21 seminar at 1pm.
The MCH LEAP program offers interdisciplinary MCH-themed leadership training to full-time UofSC undergraduate students from underserved or racially and ethnically under-represented backgrounds.
Nominate an individual or community organization for one of the James E. Clyburn Health Equity Leadership Awards to recognize those who are committed to improving and protecting the health of the community, particularly vulnerable populations with established health disparities.
Join the UofSC Big Data Health Science Center for their March 23 seminar featuring Emory University's Abeed Sarker as he discusses the progress made over recent years in utilizing social media data via natural language processing and machine learning methods for studying substance use.
The Big Data Health Science Center’s Geospatial Core is pleased to announce the second annual Geographic Information Science (GIS) Scholars Program. Submit your application by March 7.
Join the Research Center for Child Well-Being on March 4 at noon as Wake Forest's Ralph B. D'Agostino discusses methods for handling missing data in research studies.
The Graduate Scholars in MCH Research is a merit-based scholarship program, providing support for up to four outstanding graduate students to pursue research in areas related to the health and well being of mothers, children, and adolescents. Proposals will be accepted through March 3.
The MCH Catalyst Program Poster Contest is seeking interested students who wish to submit a Discover UofSC poster for consideration in any topic associated with mothers, families, children or adolescent health.
Join the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery as they host Columbia University's Lisa Edmonds, who will discuss translating research for implementation on February 24 at noon.