tips, advice and resources for careers in public health, including "How to EDU"
Tell Your Family’s Migration Story for a Chance to Meet a Renown Author at APHA
(copied directly from the APHA website: APHA Book Club) APHA Book Club On Aug. 14, 2014 APHA held its first Book Club meeting featuring Opening General Session Speaker Isabel Wilkerson's "The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration." Tell us...
Ebola Showcases (at Least One) Role of the CDC: Outbreak Communications
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the U.S. is one of the premier public health institutions in the world. Its experts, leaders and staff are go-to resources for understanding and managing infectious diseases such as the Ebola hemorrhagic fever....
Back to Public Health Basics
For the past year, I expanded this site to be inclusive of all types of careers. Now, public health is the top priority again. Fortunately, the general advice on "How to EDU" that was the focus, of course, applies to public health careers. As always, please follow Ten...
Looking for a Career and Have a High School Diploma?
I believe that everyone should do their best to earn a high school degree or its equivalent. High school-level education and training helps to ensure that we have sufficient knowledge of math, history, science, languages, etc. to earn a living; that we are prepared...
Summer Time and the Access May Be Easy (Easier)
If you are thinking about applying to a college or program this fall or later and have not yet connected with their faculty or staff, summer may be your time. One of the best actions you can take to help your chances of being accepted into a program (aside from doing...
(More) Student Blogs
Student blogs are an awesome and accessible way to learn about topics and living on a campus. Check these out: Life at A&D: Student Blog STAMPS School of Art & Design, University of Michigan Diverse Perspectives on Science and Medicine: The Student Blog PLOS...