tips, advice and resources for careers in public health, including "How to EDU"
There’s a Planning Tool for That
Even in the midst of one of the coldest, “snowiest” (lol) and most challenging winters in recent memory, I see runners out there doing their thing. Know what the most challenging part of running in wind chill factor temperatures or on icy sidewalks? That first step...
2014: The “Ten & Twos” Year of Planning Ahead
Yes, I know. We have barely begun the year 2014, and I am already talking about planning ahead. Well, being able to think ahead and plan ways to tackle your goals is a hallmark of successful people....and blogs. So, I am planning to blog for your success! I am...
(Some of) The Latest in Source Management Tools
Whether you are working on a proposal, thesis or paper, studying for comps or learning about a new subject for a course or work, there are some great software packages that can help you collect and report your sources or references. And, some of the new online tools...
Why Everyday Politics Matters
As a student and teacher of health policy and politics, I am often frustrated by the attention paid to "national" elections. Yes, it's great that folks get excited and engaged every couple of years about the presidency and congressional candidates. Yes, it's great...
Making a Career of Your Service
Yesterday (January 20) was a federal holiday honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and encouraging Americans to “celebrate Dr. King through service projects that strengthen communities, empower individuals, bridge barriers, and create solutions.” (Martin...
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Professional Heroes [Insert Your Photo Here]
NOTE: The following points apply to all professional fields. You can find legitimate heroes among them. For the past 16 years, the University of California Berkeley School of Public Health has recognized people and organizations that have made positive contributions...