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.
The South Carolina Collaborative on Race and Reconciliation is hosting the first of what will be an annual event this November. Equity Summit 2018: Conversations on Race and Reconciliation will be a two day symposium held November 8-9 and located in the Russell House Theater on the Columbia campus of UofSC.
Join the SmartState Technology Center to Promote Healthy Lifestyles for a talk by Yue Liao on How Wearable Sensor Technologies can Improve Next-Gen Behavioral Interventions to Promote Energy Balance.
Join the health promotion, education, and behavior department for a seminar from 10-11am on Hidden in Plain Sight--Insights into Increasing the Impact of Public Health Communication.
Join the epidemiology and biostatistics department from 1-2 pm for a seminar on Topological Permutation Tests in Seizure Localization.
Join the Arnold School of Public Health on November 27 for the Childhood Obesity 2018 Lecture Series focusing on: Understanding and Addressing the Social Determinants of Childhood Obesity: Not as easy as A,B,C.
Join the epidemiology and biostatistics department for a discussion on Clinical Epidemiology of Vectorborne Diseases in the Western Hemisphere at 1pm on September 24 in Discovery 331.
Danny Sauceda will discuss Exploring Objective Measures of Physical Activity among Combat Veterans and PTSD Symptom Severity in Discovery 140 at noon.
Join the exercise science department as they host Raouf (Ron) Gharbo D.O. on August 24 from 3:30-4:30 in PHRC 107
In telling the Dietary Inflammatory Index Story, Dr. Hébert will discuss the motivation for developing the DII and its impact on nutritional epidemiology. He will highlight the role of students and faculty in EPID/BIOS and will discuss past, current, and future research involving the DII.
The USC Prevention Research Center is offering training to churches interested in the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition (FAN) program! FAN is designed to help churches create a healthy church environment that supports physical activity and healthy eating.
The Arnold School of Public Health is pleased to announce the third annual Emerging Scholar in Childhood Obesity graduate research awards.
Through the generous support of Norman and Gerry Sue Arnold, the Arnold School of Public Health is committed to developing future leaders in aging research. In response, the School has established this awards program which recognizes up to two outstanding graduate students.
The Epidemiology Brown Bag Seminar Series presents "Hospitalizations, Medications, and Depression Among Older Adults Receiving Home Health Care" by Matthew Lohman.
Please mark you calendars for PT pintcast coming to UofSC DPT on May 17! Host Jimmy McKay will be interviewing 4-5 folks connected to UofSC DPT program! Come network, enjoy, and participate in this exciting event!
Julie A. Washington, professor and the program director in communication sciences and disorders at Georgia State University, will speak at the 2019 Arnold School Hooding Ceremony at 9 a.m. on Thursday, May 10 at the Koger Center for the Arts. Student, faculty, and alumni awards will also be presented.
Join the Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities for a spring seminar by Andrew Fisher, author of Big Hunger, and a community conversation on hunger.
Join the department of epidemiology and biostatistics for a seminar by Yen-Yi Ho on Statistical Methods for Integrating Large-Scale Genomic Data and Identifying Higher-Order Interactions.
Join TecHealth for a seminar by Amanda Rebar on "Flex: An App that Applies Associative Learning Theory with Gamification to Target Non-Conscious Physical Activity Behavioural Biases" in Discovery 140 at noon on Tuesday, April 24.
This event has been canceled: Join the Arnold School and the Dean's Student Advisory Council for a Health Walk/Run! This activity is a free, untimed event open to the public to promote health and fitness to celebrate National Public Health Week 2018 together as a community.
The Epidemiology Brown Bag Seminar Series presents the Cancer Prevention and Control Program Colloquium: Featuring the Research of Cancer Prevention & Control Program Students.
Join the Arnold School for seminars by three faculty members on April 4 at 11:00 AM in room 140 at Discovery (915 Greene St.). The scholars will talk about their university, school, areas of research and possibilities for collaboration.
Adjunct associate professor of epidemiology Eric Brenner will present "Tuberculosis: Local, National and Global Perspectives... in the age of Ebola and Zika!" at noon in room 123 at the Darla Moore School of Business.
Join the department of epidemiology and biostatistics for a seminar by Wenbin Lu on Change-Plane Analysis for Subgroup Detection and Sample Size Calculation.
Join TecHealth for a seminar by Adam Hoover and Eric Muth on "Tracking Wrist Motion to Detect and Measure Energy Intake" in Discovery 140 at noon on Tuesday, March 27.
In honor of National Public Health Week the Arnold School of Public Health will be offering free hearing and health screenings. All faculty, staff, students, and the general public are invited.