SBS Student Digest

October 3-7, 2022

Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences

This Week's Highlights

Faculty-Student Luncheons! Save the dates in your calendar.
TF opportunity! Gain teaching experience working with SBS faculty Margareta Matache.
SBS course! Learn more about SBS 516: Organizational Health Literacy: Issues and Assessment offered in Fall 2.

Did you know? The M2 shuttle provides free transportation service to/from the Longwood and Cambridge campuses. The shuttle runs every weekday and Saturday.

Announcements

2022-23 SBS Faculty-Student Luncheons

The SBS Department is happy to announce the schedule of the monthly faculty-student luncheons! Registration will be released in the coming weeks before each luncheon. A limited number of seats will be available on a first-come-first-served basis.

Save The Dates

Important Dates

Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples Day | Holiday
Monday, October 10

Opportunities

Student Opportunities

Professional Development
Call for Submissions | Presentation Abstracts
Workshop on Housing and Obesity: Gaps, Opportunities, and Future Directions for Advancing Health Equity

Course
SBS 516: Organizational Health Literacy: Issues and Assessment
Fall 2 | SBS

Job
Teaching Fellow (PDF)
SBS 535: Global Perspectives on Racism, Poverty, and Power

Job Opportunities

Postdoctoral Fellowship
Carolina Postdoctoral Program for Faculty Diversity
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Events

The Studio
View from the Hill: A Conversation With Sen. Ron Wyden

Wednesday, October 5 / 12:00–12:30 pm

The Oregon Democrat will discuss mental health and his other public health priorities—including climate change, drug pricing, and abortion rights.

Single USD dollar bills spread across a surface

Center for Population and Development Studies
Overtime: America’s Aging Workforce and the Future of Working Longer | Book Launch

Thursday, October 6 / 4:00–5:00 pm

Join the conversation: is a delayed retirement a realistic, practical and tenable option for all of us as we attempt to become better financially prepared for retirement?

Shredded paper arranged like a gay pride flag

Harvard SOGIE Health Equity Research Collaborative
Misconceptions: Why Our Ideas About LGBTQ Reproductive Health Are Wrong

Thursday, October 6 / 4:00–5:00 pm

Speaker: Jae Downing, PhD, Assistant Professor, Oregon Health & Science University

Ariel image of cups of coffee with varying shades of white and black.

Office for Career and Professional Development
Diversity Opportunities Fair

Friday, October 7 / 2:00–4:30 pm

Connect with a wide array of employers that offer job and internship programs, including for underrepresented undergraduate and graduate student populations.

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