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The newly named Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington has a long, proud history of outstanding achievements in a variety of sub-disciplines. Founded as the School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation in 1946, over the decades, the school has garnered awards for its academic and research prowess and its commitment to community outreach through numerous centers, institutes,

and fitness facilities. From its beginning, it has been an innovator in new approaches to health, community engagement, and quality of life. Implementing innovative research, service, and professional preparation programs in the various health-related disciplines under its umbrella is a hallmark of the school.

01/18/2024

and Tourism: The Case of Barcelona, Spain is a new faculty-led study abroad program that will help students explore and understand why tourists travel for the purpose of health and -being.

Eligbility:
-Program is open to any undergraduate or graduate student at
-Applicants should have at least a 2.75 cumulative GPA
-Study Tour dates: July 3 – July 24, 2024
-Application deadline: Friday March 1, 2024

Click here to apply online: https://go.iu.edu/4RIj
Follow these steps: Select Bloomington Campus - Program Search Options - Academic Interest (Public Health) - Any Country (Spain)

For more details, contact:
Faculty leader David Smiley, IU Department of Health & Wellness Design
Program administrator Nicole Anderson, Office of International Affairs
Program coordinator LaToya Howard, Office of International Affairs

01/15/2024

honors The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy of fighting for and and celebrating all those who continue to bravely stand up against , making positive change possible.

Let us keep Dr. King’s dream alive of making the world a better place by treating each other with and . We have come a long way, but we still have a long road to walk, and as a community, we cannot afford to be complacent.

Celebrate at Indiana University here: https://go.iu.edu/4RHg

01/12/2024

is thrilled to share that Javier Rojo, Ph.D., Dean’s Eminent Scholar and Director of Research for Undergraduates Summer Institute of Statistics (RUSIS) at Indiana University was awarded funding for one year by the nsa.gov in the amount of $124,999.00 for the program to be held on campus this upcoming summer.

RUSIS recently celebrated 20 years of impact, and 2024 will mark its third consecutive summer to be held at IU. The program was first developed and launched by Dr. Rojo at Rice University in 2003 and its goal remains the same – to allow undergraduate students the opportunity to jumpstart their career interests in at .

“As statisticians, we study chance,” comments IUSPHB Dean David Allison. “Dr. Rojo gives people chance – people who, without his support, might not get that chance. The chance to appreciate the beauty of number and the beauty of wonder. The chance at a career that can be financially rewarding, intellectually rewarding, and for the social good all at once.”

To learn more about RUSIS at IU and its lasting , click here: https://go.iu.edu/4RFO

01/11/2024

At , we observe National Human Trafficking Awareness Day as it is an important step towards raising and learning how to support efforts in our communities.

The Department of Homeland Security, Blue Campaign invites the public to take photos of themselves, friends, family, and colleagues wearing blue clothing and share them on social media with the hashtag to show solidarity to and .

Be a part of : https://bit.ly/4atFZdE

01/09/2024

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The LGBTQ + Culture Center at IUB and are partnering to host free LGBTQIA+ training for faculty and staff this month. The training is facilitated in partnership with Dr. Jerono Rotich, Associate Dean Organizational Climate, Inclusion, and Belonging and the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

Date: January 19, 2024
Time: 12 pm-1 pm EST
Location: SPH 125 or Zoom (https://lnkd.in/gdN3pZ43)

Interested attendees, use your IU login to RSVP January 11: https://go.iu.edu/4REm

Contact Dr.Jerono Rotich or Dr. Tanya K. Jones, Ph.D. with any questions.

LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED!

01/04/2024

The LGBTQ + Culture Center at IUB and are partnering to host free LGBTQIA+ training for faculty and staff this month. The training is facilitated in partnership with Dr. Jerono Rotich, Associate Dean Organizational Climate, Inclusion, and Belonging and the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

Date: January 19, 2024
Time: 12 pm-1 pm EST
Location: SPH 125 or Zoom (https://iu.zoom.us/j/89013001032)

Interested attendees, RSVP by next Tuesday, January 9: https://go.iu.edu/4RCu

Contact Dr. Jerono Rotich or Dr. Tanya Jones with any questions.

LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED!

01/04/2024

is proud to celebrate . Instituted nationwide by United Nations in 2019, it is a reminder of the importance of and for people who are or visually impaired. Let us do our part to make our more to everyone.

Learn more about how Assistive Technology & Accessibility Centers at IU provide presentations and training sessions on course and accessibility here: https://go.iu.edu/4RBb

12/31/2023

Here's to , happiness and bright filled with the thrill of . Happy and and prosperous from !

Do you have a for a healthier lifestyle this year? Share it with us in the comments!

12/26/2023

hopes the sparkling light of brings happiness to the homes of all those celebrating throughout these seven nights!

12/22/2023

wishes everyone celebrating , , and this Christmas. Have a fun and festive holiday season!

12/21/2023

wishes you all a warm and cosy !

Enjoy the longest night and shortest day of the year today and bundle up!

12/20/2023

recently awarded the 2023 Ryan White Distinguished Leadership Award to Dr. Joe and Sarah Ellen Mamlin, who have been leaders in the AMPATH Kenya care programs, in partnership with the Indiana University School of Medicine, for more than three decades.

The award is named in memory of , who was an Indiana teen diagnosed with HIV in 1984 after receiving tainted blood products. His mother Jeanne White Ginder presented the award to Dr. Joe Mamlin, who afterwards had a wonderful "fireside chat" with celebrated Provost Professor William Yarber, who is the senior director of the Rural Center for /STD Prevention (RCAP).

The event was also graced by Sylvia McNair, world-renowned vocalist and IU alumnus who sang the beautiful Kenyan song “Daima” to celebrate the occasion.

12/12/2023

Good news for !

Indiana University Bloomington ranked #4 nationally and #1 among Universities for students studying . According to the 2023 Open Doors report by the Institute of International Education, 2,498 IU Bloomington students studied abroad in the 2021-22 academic year—demonstrating Indiana University’s commitment to providing education.

Congratulations to all students, faculty, and staff for making this possible!

Learn more: https://go.iu.edu/4RrC

In the Picture: Amanda Roshan-Rawaan caught up with three IU students in Paris last month!

12/07/2023

(Chanukah) is an eight-day “festival of lights,” celebrated with nightly menorah lighting, special prayers, and fried food.

wishes you all a chag sameach! Let the light shine every day of your life.

12/05/2023

This , let us harness the power of collective action to make the world a better place!

Learn about making an impact at Indiana University and beyond: https://go.iu.edu/4RqW

12/04/2023

is excited to share doctoral student Xing (Nova) Yao of the IU Department of Health & Wellness Design received the Public Health Education and Health Promotion Student Award for her research on and at the recent American Public Health Association Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Yao credits her mentor, Dr. Evan Jordan, with helping her achieve this honor: “I am deeply grateful for his professionalism, patience, and generous support,” she adds.

Learn more: https://go.iu.edu/4Rqv

12/03/2023

Cherish and celebrate all, regardless of their abilities!
United Nations

12/01/2023

brings communities together to show support for people living with and affected by . It also provides a time to remember those who lost their lives to AIDS.

December 1 is not only a day to celebrate the strides made toward ending HIV/AIDS, but a chance to support communities, which are the key players in implementing .

This , consider making a gift to the Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention to support communities and lives affected by HIV.

Give here: https://go.iu.edu/4Rpn

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