• Oct 2: "Transdisciplinary Approaches to Physical Activity: Integrating Psychology, Biology, and Cognitive Neuroscience" - Angela Bryan, Ph.D. University of Colorado, Boulder, Psychology and Neuroscience.
• Oct 9: "Advantages of Being "In the Field": Ethnography and the Dissertation Prospectus" - Jean Scandlyn, Ph.D. & Hyeyoung Oh Nelson, Ph.D.
• Oct 16: Professional Development Workshop: "Ins and Outs of Prospectus" - Tristen Hall, Christan Bartsch, and Stephanie Chamberlin.
• Oct 23: "Liminal Legality and the Emotional Well-being of Undocumented Immigrant Young Adults in Colorado" - Edelina Burciaga, Ph.D., University of Colorado, Denver, Sociology. Colloquium proceeded by Journal Club at 1:15pm led by Monica.
• Oct 30: "Interpersonal and Institutional Discrimination among U.S. Adults with Disability" - Deborah Carr, Ph.D, Boston University, Sociology. Colloquium proceeded by Journal Club at 1:15pm led by Petros and Tristan.

All colloquium presentations are 2:30-4:00pm. Email us at HBSAdminSupport@ucdenver.edu for the zoom link and password for Colloquium or Journal Club.

• Oct 8, 4:00-5:00pm: "Durable Ethnicity: Mexican Americans and the Ethnic Core" - Dr. Christina Sue, Associate Professor of Sociology, CU Boulder. Part of the CU Boulder Sociology Department Fall 2020 Virtual Speaker Series. Register Online.
• Oct 16, 11:00am-1:00pm: "Whose Black Lives Matter? The Political Influence of Racial Appeals on Instagram" - Dr. Assistant Professor at Loyola Marymount University in the Department of Political Science and International Relations, Deon Jones, singer and activist. Part of the CU Denver Office of Diversity and Inclusion Social Justice Teach-In series. Register Online.
• Oct 21, 12:00-1:00pm: "Racism is a Public Health Crisis: Opportunities and Challenges for Schools of Public Health" - Dr. Cheryl Anderson, Professor and Dean, University of California San Diego, Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity. Part of the CSPH Dean's Spearker Series. Register Online.
• Oct 29, 12:30-1:30pm: "Sexual Citizens: Social Science, Public Health, and the Future of Campus Sexual Assault Prevention" - Dr. Jennifer Hirsch, Professor of Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health Dr. Shamus Khan, Professor of Sociology, Columbia University. Part of the CU Boulder Socilogy Department Fall 2020 Virtual Speaker Series. Watch Online.

Grant Yoder's abstract "Using a community driven process to advance health equity for underserved populations in the southwest" has been accepted into the American Public Health Association Conference where he will be presenting later this month. Congratulations, Grant! 

We have created a listserv for job opportunties that are appropriate for HBS graduates. The goal is to share these opportunities in a timely fashion to interested students and alumni.This is an opt-in listserv. Please email HBSAdminSupport@ucdenver.edu if you would like to be included - you can unsubscribe at any time. Any member of the listserv can post jobs. If you are not on the listserv but know of a job opportunity, please email us and we will post it. Though the default setting is for listserv members to receive postings as soon as they are shared, we can update individual settings to receive postings as a weekly digest if you prefer - just email us to have your settings updated.

The Research and Evaluation Methods program in the CU Denver School of Education & Human Development are offering three advanced research methods courses that may be suitable electives for HBS students. If interested, discuss the options with your advisor and email the faculty listed on the flyers for the syllabi.

RSEM 7700 Multi-Level Data Analysis (flyer); RESM 7800 Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling (flyer); RSEM 7150 Mixed Methods Research [email questions to Dr. Nancy Leech at Nancy.Leech@ucdenver.edu.

Patrick shared "The World Is Your Oyster: Advice for PhD Students Considering Non-Academic Jobs" by Tia Palermo, Thoai Ngo, Valerie Mueller, Amber Peterman, published by IAPHS. The article offers career advice for PhD students who may be looking for careers outside of academia after they graduate.

If you would like to review dissertations by previous HBS PhD students, we have created an online database of publications that includes many of our previous students' dissertations from the past 20 years. You can find that resource online here.

The "Teaming for Early Career Researchers Workshop Series" is designed to build your capacity to participate in and lead effective interdisciplinary and translational research teams. It addresses the shift in science from an individual-based approach to a teamwork model of conducting clinical and translational research. The program consists of completion of a self-paced online module followed by participation in six virtual workshops, which are each 2 hours in duration. CCTSI affiliate faculty from Colorado State University will provide the workshops. 

Learn More and Register Online