APHA:SA-Meetings
National Student Meeting Director:
Charles R. Rogers
What: APHA-SA’s 7th Annual National Student Meeting
Theme: “7even Days Without Wellness Make One Weak”
Where: Walter E. Washington Convention Center - Washington, DC
When: Saturday, October 29, 2011 from 12:15p – 5:30p
Free: Of Course!
Click here for the 2011 APHA-Student Assembly Annual Meeting Supplment
The National Student Meeting (NSM), sponsored by the APHA Student Assembly, is one of the most highly anticipated and heavily attended public health events for students of the year! If you attended the 6th Annual National Student Meeting held in 2010 in Denver, then you are aware that this event is typically standing room only! Students, don’t miss out on your opportunity this year in our nation’s capital to network with public health students from across the country, hear directly from renowned leaders such as Dr. Adewale Troutman & Dr. Janet Collins, and the very sought after chance to participate in Speed Mentoring!!
This essential “1st Registered, 1st Served” event is one that you do NOT want to miss! Seats are limited, so click here today to register and enter a drawing to receive 1 of 40 exclusive NSM 2011 t-shirts!
Questions may be sent to the NSM Director Charles R. Rogers
Registration period: 09/01/11-09/30/11.
Speed Mentoring:
APHA-SA is looking for professionals to participate in the annual Speed Mentoring event during the 139th APHA Annual Meeting & Exposition in Washington, DC. The purpose of this event is to offer a short interactive experience where current students and recent graduates of public health degree programs can speak with and learn from experienced public health professionals.
The Speed Mentoring event will take place at the Washington, DC Convention Center on Saturday, October 29th from 2:30pm to 4:15pm. Each student participant (mentee) signed-up, will have the opportunity for a 5-minute discussion with each mentor on three main topic areas; 1) job search/career path; 2) dissertation/thesis advice and research funding; and 3) CV/resume development. The idea is that there will be two to three mentors representing each main topic area.
Please register by October 21st, 2011 at https://sites.google.com/site/aphasastudentmeeting/speed-mentoring to participate in this event as a Mentor. If you have any questions regarding Speed Mentoring, please contact Carly Chornobil and Elizabeth Baker at mentoring@aphastudents.org
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