The Global Health Institute hosts a monthly seminar during the academic year. The Institute invites researchers and public health professionals from both inside and outside the University to lead state-of-the-art seminars relating to their work.
Global Health Seminar Series 2019-20
Informatics and the future for Global Health
Dave Ross, President & CEO, The Task Force for Global Health
[Download presentation slides here (PDF).]
Upcoming…
Advancing Parenting Skills: A Feasibility Study for An Early Childhood Intervention Using Text Messages among Low-Income Mothers of Newborns in Yunnan Province, Southwestern China
Dr. Stacy Zhang, Assistant Professor, Health Policy & Management, UGA College of Public Health
The Status of Ebola Virus Disease in 2019: Challenges and Opportunities for Global Health
Dr. Colleen Kraft, Associate Professor, Division of Infectious Diseases, Emory School of Medicine
Global Health Seminar Series 2018-19
Georgia’s Role in Building a 21st Century Global Heath Workforce
Maria Thacker-Goethe, Executive Director, Georgia Global Health Alliance
Public Health Challenges in Croatia
Croatian Institute for Public Health in Brod Posavina County, Croatia
Hurricane Maria and lessons on resilience in global field research
Dr. Jose Cordero, Patel Distinguished Professor of Public Health, UGA College of Public Health
Tuberculosis in Emergencies: The Reality for Refugees
Dr. Susan Cookson, Global TB Division, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Innovative global health research mentoring strategies for low/middle income countries
Dr. Jonathan Stiles, Morehouse School of Medicine
Global Health Seminar Series 2017-18
Leadership Lessons from the Developing World
Charles R. Evans, President, International Health Services Group
Mapping Infectious Disease Transmission Using Cellphone Network Data and Molecular Techniques
Dr. Christopher C. Whalen, Ernest Corn Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Director of the Global Health Institute
Global Tuberculosis: Challenges and Opportunities in Achieving the UN SDGs
Dr. Kenneth Castro, Emory University/ USAID
Child Health and Mortality Prevention Surveillance Network (CHAMPS)
Dr. Jeff Koplan, Emory Global Health Institute
World AIDS DAY: Current Topics in Global HIV – Discussion Panel
Drs. Paula Davis-Olwell and Nate Hansen, UGA College of Public Health
Digital Monitoring of Treatment Adherence: A Mobile Health (mHealth) Application
Dr. Juliet Sekandi, Assistant Professor, UGA Global Health Institute
The Ecology of Ebola
Dr. John Drake, Odum School of Ecology
Mental Health and Pregnancy: Intervening in Liberia
Dr. Tamora Callands, Assistant Professor, Department of Health Promotion and Behavior
Helminth-microbe Coinfection: Insights from the Wild
Dr. Vanessa Ezenwa, Odum School of Ecology
Global Health Seminar Series 2016-17
The Impact of Tuberculosis on Global Health
Dr. Chris Whalen, Director, Global Health Institute, with epidemiology and global health graduate students Leonardo Martinez-Pantoja and Maria Castellanos-Reynosa
Global Health at UGA: Croatia, Uganda, Puerto Rico, and Nepal
(1) Current Challenges in Global Health; (2) Cancer and Infectious Disease and Global Health; (3) Environment and Global Health
Various faculty
Scaling up HIV Care and Treatment to Achieve Epidemic Control: Priorities and Lesson Learned
Dr. Moses Bateganya, Team Lead, CDC, HIV Care and Treatment Branch
Evaluation of a community-based service learning program in a rural Ecuadorian population
Dr. Phaedra Corso, UGA Foundation Professor and Director of Economic Evaluation Research Group, Department of Health Policy and Management
Simulation modeling of Epidemiological Study Designs: Addressing Biases in HIV Infectivity Estimates and Planning an Ebola Vaccine Trial
Dr. Steven Bellan, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
The Schistosomiasis Consortium for Operational Research and Evaluation – What’s the SCORE?
Dr. Ye Shen, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, and Dr. Dan Colley, Professor and Director of the Center for Tropical and Emerging Global Diseases
Lessons Learned from Chernobyl and Fukushima Field Research in High Radioactively Contaminated Areas Pertinent to Nuclear War Medical Response
The results of 12 UGA field expeditions to high radiation contaminated areas in Ukraine, Belarus, and Ukraine due to the Chernobyl disaster and 6 UGA expeditions to the Radiation Exclusion Zone at Fukushima, Japan.
Dr. Cham Dallas, Director, Institute for Disaster Management