SBS Student Digest

October 24-28, 2022

Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences

This Week's Highlights

Fall 2 independent study! Pursue research on LGBTQIA+ reproductive health.
Vote! Register to vote in the upcoming Massachusetts State Election
Hear from leaders! Attend events featuring Dr. Anthony Fauci, Sen. Tim Kaine, and emerging leaders.

Did you know? The Countway Library has a number of spaces for your study, social, and private needs.

Announcements

Massachusetts Voter Registration

If you are eligible to vote in Massachusetts, you can register online. It’s simple and quick, and you can register until October 29 to vote in the upcoming Massachusetts State Election.

Learn More

Important Dates

Fall 2 Term
October 24-December 16

Last Day To Add/Drop/Change | HSPH Fall 2 Term
Thursday, November 3

Last Day To Add/Drop/Change | Cross-Registered Fall 2 Term
Friday, November 4

Enrollment Open | WinterSession
Thursday, November 10

Withdrawal Deadline | Fall 2 Term
Thursday, November 10

Opportunities

Student Opportunities

Internship
Administrative Internship Program
Mayo Clinic

Funding
President’s Innovation Challenge
Harvard Innovation Lab

Course
WGH 300: Independent Study to Research LGBTQIA+ Reproductive Health (PDF)
Fall 2 | WGH

Job Opportunities

Non-Profit
Applied Research Scientist (Health Outcomes & Behavior)
Moffitt Cancer Center

Government
Communication Team Member (PDF)
NCI Behavioral Research Program

Non-Profit
Program Officer
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

Industry
Research Coordinator (Part-Time) (PDF)
Curio

Events

he front façade of the Supreme Court of the United States in Washington, DC.

Harvard Office of the Vice Provost for Advances in Learning
Courting Votes: Voting Rights and the Supreme Court

Tuesday, October 25 / 5:00–6:00 pm

Join Alora Thomas-Lundborg and Davin Rosborough as they discuss the current voting cases before the Supreme Court and their implications for racial justice.

The Studio
Shaping The Future Of Public Health: A Conversation With Emerging Leaders

Wednesday, October 26 / 1:00–1:50 pm

Learn more about future leaders emerging from the pandemic share a powerful conviction that they can forge a more equitable future, with health, dignity, and justice for all.

iPhone showing a blank white image on the screen.

Center for Health and Happiness
Who Is Most Likely To Thrive After Engaging With Social Media? A Differential Susceptibility Approach To A Complex Question

Wednesday, October 26 / 1:00–1:50 pm

Speaker: Sarah M. Coyne, professor of human development, Brigham Young University

Center for Health Communication
Countering Health Misinformation: What Really Works

Thursday, October 27 / 1:00–1:50 pm

Join Briony Swire-Thompson to learn about evidence-based strategies for countering health misinformation. Lunch will be provided.

More Events

A Conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci

Economic Inequality And Social And Demographic Outcomes In China

Structural Racism: The Rules and Relations of Inequity (PDF)

Time Management & Productivity for Graduate Students

View From The Hill: A Conversation With Sen. Tim Kaine

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