SPH at APHA 2026
SPH News writes, “More than 11,000 public health experts are expected to attend the Annual American Public Health Association Conference November 1 – 4. The theme of this year’s event is “Together We Thrive: Health Across the Lifespan.” Members of the School of Public Health community will reconvene with public health colleagues from around the globe.”
- CTMH affiliate, Jonathan Jay, associate professor of community health sciences, will receive an early-career award from the APHA Injury Control and Emergency Health Services Section, which works to advance injury, violence, and overdose-prevention research, training, advocacy, policy, and programming.
- CTMH Affiliates, Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz, Chair of Community Health Sciences, Allegra Gordon, Associate Professor, Community Health Sciences, Kimberly Nelson Associate Professor, Community Health Sciences, will be at the BUSPH Booth #1917
- Research CTMH Affiliates & co-authors will be presented including work by: Jonathan Jay, Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz, Kimberly Nelson, Lauren Wise, professor of epidemiology, Mary Willis, assistant professor of epidemiology, Patricia Elliott, clinical associate professor of community health sciences, Sarah H. Gordon, associate professor of health law, policy, and management, Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba, research associate professor of health law, policy, and management, Megan Cole Brahim, adjunct associate professor of health law, policy, and management, Allegra Gordon, associate professor of community health sciences
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