Talk Title: Can I Use Alcohol and Marijuana Safely? Cross-National Empirical Research on Substance Use Protective Behavioral Strategies Among Young Adults Bio: Adrian J. Bravo, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at the College of William & Mary. He has a PhD in Applied Experimental Psychology from Old Dominion University. ... Read more
All are welcome! Special Seminar with Guest Speaker, Dr. Sandra Luz Del Castillo, will take a deep dive into the Mexican Day of the Dead. A short ritual honoring our ancestors will follow immediately after the lecture. Seminar at 12 Noon in HMR 100 with zoom option. Sign up in advance! See registration link in ... Read more
As we continue our IIGH 5th anniversary event series with its focus on power, partnerships and rights, we invite you to join us for the third of these events as we explore the importance of equal rights alongside the need for equal power dynamics and partnerships in global health. This virtual event “Until We Are All ... Read more
Continuing our IIGH 5th anniversary event series with its focus on power, partnerships and rights, we invite you to join us for the third of these events as we explore the importance of equal rights, alongside the need for equal power dynamics and partnerships in global health. This virtual event “Until We Are All Equal: ... Read more
The Menopause Art Project addresses the significant disparities in menopausal health that persist within our communities. As women enter the perimenopausal stage, they often lack educational resources and support, leading to reactive rather than proactive approaches to their health. A passionate advocate for raising awareness about menopause, Adeola Davies-Aiyeloja is a multidisciplinary artist dedicated to ... Read more
First-year MPH students are invited to apply to the AltaMed AHEC Scholar Program. This two-year training program provides a stipend. The application deadline is November 29, 2024. Please join the information session to learn more about the program's benefits and the application process. AltaMed AHEC Scholars Program Information Session Monday, November 18, 2024 6pm-7pm PT Zoom ... Read more
Join the monthly WalkUSC themed walks on the Health Sciences Campus. Meet the designated walk leader at Pappas Quad at noon on the specified dates below. Learn more about WalkUSC and register (only need to register once to attend as many walks as you'd like) on the WalkUSC webpage. Thursday, June 27, 2024, 12 p.m. ... Read more
Julie Chobdee and Cynthia Ryan from the USC WorkWell Center will be speaking about: Overview of their services Creating community in times of uncertainty, including tips for leaders Healthy habits for the holidays Date: Tuesday, December 17, 2024 Time: 12:00pm – 12:45pm Location: Virtual. Zoom link Meant for all USC faculty, staff and learners on the HSC campus, but open to ... Read more
Our 7th Annual Practical Urology conference covers state-of-the-art urology, including advanced robotic, open, endourologic, endoscopic, image-targeted, focal therapy, microsurgical, prosthetic, reconstructive surgeries and their complications, as well as medical therapies covering the field of urology. We feature semi-live surgeries, master classes, lectures, debates, and interactive panel discussions. This event is open to the public. ... Read more
In this talk, Dr. Grandis, will describe the evidence for the advancement and the persistent obstacles facing women in academic medicine including the results of her nationwide qualitative study that examined how mentoring relationships may reinforce or mitigate gender inequities in academic medicine. Dr. Grandis is an American Cancer Society professor, associate vice chancellor for ... Read more
Wildfires and Mental Health Dr. Mishra is the co-director of University of California Climate Change & Mental Health Initiative. She has studied the lasting impacts of climate change exacerbated wildfires on mental health and cognition. Her lab was the first to show impacts on underlying brain function, now commonly referred to as the fire brain. ... Read more
This panel discussion will explore how medical schools, residency programs, and higher education institutions are addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion in light of the Supreme Court’s recent reversal of affirmative action.
This program is open to all eligible individuals. Keck School of Medicine of USC operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor.
