Dillard University Minority Health & Health Equity Research Center

[Postdoc Opportunity]
The Minority Health and Health Equity Research Center at Dillard University in New Orleans and collaborators are looking for a postdoc with both public health quantitative data analysis skills and interest in/experience with community-based participatory work. The postdoc will be a key part of our team for a community-based environmental health justice project in Louisiana, in which we will collaboratively and iteratively analyze health data with Louisiana communities facing environmental health burdens.

All the information is at this link, including request for application materials (click below where it says "Google Forms).

http://tinyurl.com/CoDALouisiana

(This is a re-post, we were able to find funding to increase the salary.)

Google Forms: Sign-in Access Google Forms with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).

THIS EVENING! PLEASE COME!

PLEASE COME AND PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY! Very proud of our students. This is a collaboration between Dillard University Minority Health & Health Equity Research Center and A Studio in the Woods.

Thank you Ray Vrazel and John Barnes for your participation as our faculty mentors!

This is also made possible by funding from the Mellon Foundation to the Mississippi Open School project.

Dillard University

February 7th was National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day . Please join us tomorrow Saturday February 11th during our programming series for observation and learning.

We have enough people to read names of those lost to AIDS but we'd love you to come witness between 7 and 9 AM tomorrow, or attend our educational event starting at 9.

Location of the events is circled in red on the map.

PLEASE JOIN US TONIGHT with Dr. JOYCELYN ELDERS! Please RSVP using this link. Hope to see you tonight!

From the Cotton Fields to the White House: The Dr. Joycelyn Elders Story A documentary screening and Q&A with the first African-American U.S. surgeon general

Come if you're free Saturday! Lead PI is our faculty researcher Amy Lesen.

UPDATED DATE: Join the EASEL team for their culminating performance, “sURGE in the East” at Crown of Life Church, 11721 Morrison Rd, New Orleans, LA 70128, Saturday, June 4 – doors open at 6pm, show at 6:30pm sharp.

EASEL is a unique project that uses the performing arts to learn about climate change and how it is altering our lives. Over the last two months, EASEL community participants have collaborated with a team of theater artists, scientists, and science educators to co-create this performance to share with the community.

EASEL is organized by A Studio in the Woods, Dillard University, ArtSpot Productions, Tulane ByWater Institute, STEM NOLA, LSU, and SUNY-Buffalo. Learn more about the project at art-sci-ed.org.

Dress for outside, audience will travel some during performance, if you have accessibility concerns please contact Anthony White at 716-727-9922.

Hi all. We had a tech issue with the live stream but we will post it on YouTube here soon!