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October is Dating/Domestic Violence Prevention Month. Click here to learn about how UC Berkeley is raising awareness and taking action to support survivors.
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Resources include PATH to Care Center which provides confidential support. Need urgent support? Call the 24/7 Care Line at 510-643-2005.
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Join Us on Slack! Connect with the entire OOMPH student-community, meet peers in your concentration, and chat with classmates. Find your invitation email from September 23rd and consult the OOMPH Slack Guide to get started today! | |
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Upcoming: 2+ Year Group Advising Session: Wednesday, Oct 9th 5PM-6PM (PT) (Zoom Meeting: https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/97245828498)
- FALL 1: Grade Change Deadline: Friday, Oct 11
- FALL 1: Fall 1 Term End: Sunday, Oct 20,
- FALL 2: Add Deadline: Friday, Oct 25, 2024
- FALL 2: Instruction begins: Monday, Oct 28, 2024
- FALL 2: Drop Deadline: Friday, Nov 1, 2024
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Fall 2 Enrollment is still open!
Reach out to your Program Manager at oomph_prog_mgr@berkeley.edu with any questions
- Add Deadline: Friday, Oct 25, 2024 (with program approval)
- Fall 2 Dates: Monday, Oct 28, 2024 - Sunday, Dec 22, 2024
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Full list of 2024 Fall 2 courses, highlights include:
PHW226A: Health Economics [Enrollment Class #: 30608] (3-Units)
- Provides an overview of the United States healthcare system using a microeconomics lens. Students will first learn microeconomics fundamentals and incentives, enabling them to answer several questions, such as why the United States spends so much on healthcare, yet has poor health outcomes. The course will illustrate contexts in which the free market works well in healthcare, along with the many contexts in which it does not. Students will learn about the government's roles in healthcare, including government successes and government failures. The course will examine tradeoffs among healthcare affordability, quality, access, choice, and innovation--can we have it all? Lastly, it will answer why vast health inequities exist among the US population, including answering how health equity can be improved.
PHW213: Global Health Ethics [Enrollment Class #:30652] (3-Units)
- Provides an overview to ethical issues within a global health context. The course starts with an introduction to ethical frameworks, theories, and historical references that elevate the ethics conversation to the global stage. The course will then link theory to practice as we delve deeper into ethical issues in research, experiential learning, and delivery. We will consider ethical questions about the discipline of global public health and the roles of governments, academic institutions, organizations, health professions, and members of the public as stewards of health. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the diverse international perspectives on the concepts of ethics and health.
PHW253: Outbreak Investigations [Enrollment Class #: 30639] (3-Units)
- The purpose of this course is to provide students with an overview of outbreak investigations in public health. This course will teach students why and how clusters of illnesses/epidemics are investigated. Methods and approaches required for such investigations will be discussed in detail, using published and unpublished material from the scientific literature.
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Financial Aid & Scholarships | |
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The RISE Office is streamlining our communication. Do you have questions about your practicum? General inquiries about our services or how to navigate PHLEX? Please email us at RISE.bph@berkeley.edu.
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Need Practicum Info? SAVE THE DATE… more information including registration link to hit your inbox!
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Global Health Practicum Workshop, Oct. 22nd, 3:00-4:30 pm PT, Zoom
- Are you interested in global public health work for your practicum? Open to all MPH students.
- OOMPH Practicum Q&A and Info Session, Oct. 29th, 4:00-5:00 pm PT, Zoom
- Join Sara and Kandis for a live session to review all things practicum. Wherever you are in your practicum, this can be a great refresher. This session will be most relevant to non-RHI students. RHI students should refer to your RHI-specific bCourses.
Practicum Funding Opportunities
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Are you pursuing an unpaid or underpaid opportunity for your practicum? Review our practicum funding resources on the RISE Resources site.
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Upcoming opportunity: The Future Leaders Program (Eligibility information): Students must plan and conduct at least 180 hours of work related to their project, to be completed within one year. Students may apply for a $3500 stipend once they have identified a field placement or faculty-student collaborative project. If your project begins in the spring semester (January - April) the application window opens November 15th and closes January 31st, 2025.
APPLY NOW: 130+ Hour Practicum Opportunities on PHLEX!
- Access PHLEX for a complete list of additional opportunities including GSI/GSR, practicum, and part/full-time. Please note that several practicum opportunities on PHLEX are curated exclusively for OOMPH students by community partners.
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Don’t forget to book an appointment with RISE on PHLEX (navigate to left panel labeled Appointments) to strategize your search, have your application materials reviewed, and/or receive interview support! RISE is here to assist you in presenting your strongest application.
Some NEW 130+ hour practicum opportunities (visit PHLEX for complete list):
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Spring 2025 Student Assistant Internship (Remote flexibility), CDPH - California Department of Public Health Apply by 10/14 @ 11:59pm PDT ***RSVP for the virtual info session 10/8, 12:30 - 1:30pm PDT
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Visiting Student (Remote flexibility), The George Institute for Global Health, Australia Apply now! (Open until filled)
Some NEW employment opportunities (visit PHLEX for complete list):
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