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No snow in Boston? No problem! BUSPH students found plenty of the white stuff in New Hampshire at the Gunstock Mountain Resort.
ANNOUNCEMENTS from the BUSPH Office of Student Services [More]
  • Promote Public Health!: Get Involved with National Public Health Week!
    Join BUSPH as it celebrates National Public Health Week. Each year the American Public Health Association organizes National Public Health Week to recognize the contributions of public health and highlight issues that are important to improving the public's health. This year's theme is "A Healthier America Begins Today: Join the
  • Calling All Performers and Talented Individuals at BUSPH!!!!
    BUSPH Student Senate is hosting the first BUSPH Student, Staff and Faculty Talent Show on Friday evening April 13th in Heibert Lounge and we want to see your amazing, unique, or strange talents on the big stage.
  • SPH Tip of the Week: Ordering BUSPH Business Cards
    Business cards are a great, professional way to introduce yourself when cultivating networking relationships.  In anticipation of networking events and job searches, students have the opportunity to order BUSPH Business Cards through the B.U. Educational Media Center (Room B-500).
  • REMINDER: BUSPH Career Fair 2012
    If you're looking for a job, an internship, or a practicum, don't miss this opportunity to meet employers from a wide variety of public health organizations!
  • Suffolk University Off-Campus Housing Fair
    Boston University students are invited to attend Suffolk University's Off-Campus Housing Fair on Thursday, February 23, 11am-2pm.
  • CANCELLED: “How to Integrate Research Into Public Health Practice” Workshop
    "How to Integrate Research Into Public Health Practice" with Prof. Deb Bowen has been cancelled for today, 12:00-1:30PM. We will be rescheduling this event within the next 2 weeks. Please email jvbrown@bu.edu for more information.
NEWS from the BUSPH Insider [More]
The BUSPH Education Committee is honoring the achievements of 12 faculty who received an Award for Excellence in Teaching for Fall 2011.
Leading experts in household water treatment and sanitation met at BU to explore ways of providing safe water many of the world's poorest people, millions of whom will die from water-borne diseases. 
  Early childhood exposure to water contaminated with the solvent tetrachloroethylene (PCE) increases the risks of bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder, a new study by BU School of Public Health researchers has found.