ASBMB Science Policy Fellowship Program: Applications due March 29
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is proud to announce its Science Policy Fellowship program is accepting applications. The program is entering its seventh year and offers recently graduated PhDs exposure to a range of activities regarding science policy and congressional and government relations. The fellow will work... More
SPIRE Application Open for PhD’s and Postdocs Due 2/1
Seeding Postdoctoral Innovators in Research and Education (SPIRE) http://spire.unc.edu Applications due: February 1, 2013 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH) and collaborating minority serving institutions in the state of North Carolina are seeking outstanding candidates for a unique NIH-supported postdoctoral training fellowship. Seeding Postdoctoral Innovators in Research and Education (SPIRE)... More
Flu Season Has Boston Declaring Health Emergency
http://www.wbur.org/2013/01/09/flu-boston
Taking to the air on hunt for dirty bomb threats
http://security.blogs.cnn.com/2013/01/07/radiation-scanning-helicopter-surveys-washington/
Forensic Anthropology student receives the Malmberg Scholarship
Emily Peschel, a first year student in our MS in Forensic Anthropology program, is the recipient of the Malmberg Scholarship from the American Swedish Institute for Scholars. You can read more about Emily's research here or the MS degree in Forensic Anthropology on their website. Congratulations Emily!
American Public Health Association (APHA) Abstracts Due Feb 4-8th
Encouraging all current and former HEM students to apply! HEM work will most likely fall under the section titled: Injury Control and Emergency Health Services
GMS Graduation Workshops 1/22 at 12:00pm (PhD) and 3:00pm (MA/MS)
Information session for students graduating in May 2013 will be held on Jan. 22. PhD Candidates will meet at 12pm in room R103 for lunch. MA/MS Candidates will meet at 3pm in Bakst Auditorium. For more information, please contact Dr. Theresa Davies tdavies@bu.edu
Jefferson County Homeland Security & Emergency Management January 2013 Newsletter
JCHSEM January 2013 Newsletter
Randy Hunt interviews Peter Wack, Chief of Police, about school safety in Sandwich
http://youtu.be/k2FUV-H-G00
Addressing School Security
School Security NECN Kevin "Kip" Thomas, PhD, director, Master of Science in Healthcare Emergency Management Program
Parents should limit exposure to massacre, experts say
Parents should limit exposure of young children to coverage of school massacre - Metro - The Boston Globe
Diverse Careers in Science: Video Recording available
A panel discussion on Diverse Careers in Science was held on December 4, 2012 which presented the many diverse career paths of a Ph.D. in the biological sciences. Panelists included the State Lab Director, Intellectual Property Attorney, Biotech Instructor, and Academic Researcher whom shared their ... More
Children and adults gunned down in Connecticut school massacre
Newtown, CT Elementary School Shooting
The November/December issue of the JCHSEM is now available!
November/December issue of the JCHSEM
Happy Holidays from GMS
The Division of Graduate Medical Sciences will be closing for winter intersession beginning Monday, December 24, 2011, through Tuesday, January 1, 2013. We would like to wish you all a very happy and safe holiday season! See you in the new year!
GMSSO Blood Drive December 12th
Wednesday, December 12th 10am-3pm Hiebert Lounge, 14th Floor Please sign up for an appointment the Thursday, December 5 - Monday, December 10th from 11am-1pm in the L-Building Lobby Contact Email: gmsso@bu.edu
NCDMPH Continuing Education Opportunity
The National Center for Disaster Medicine and Public Health recently released, “Tracking and Reunification of Children in Disasters: A Lesson and Reference for Health Professionals.”
Student Spotlight: Shahar Castel
Shahar Castel Masters Student, Medical Sciences Did you like the new design for the GMSSO tee-shirt? If so, keep reading! Shahar Castel, the designer, is not only an artist, but a young scientist interested in pursuing a medical career. Born in Israel and raised in Boston, Shahar loves pursuing her many... More
GMSSO Operation Gratitude 11/27 – 12/6
The Graduate Medical Sciences Student Organization (GMSSO) will be collecting donations for service members stationed abroad in the BU School of Medicine Lobby on November 27th-29th and December 4th-6th from 11:00am-1:00pm. Donations will also be accepted in the GMS Office, L-317. Please view the flyer to see what types of... More
Diverse Careers in Science: A Panel Discussion
Join us on December 4, 2012 from 4:30 p.m to 6:30 p.m. in Bakst Auditorium for an exciting panel discussion followed by a networking opportunity. Many individuals with Ph.D's in biological sciences will change paths over the course of their careers. This might mean a move out of the lab... More
Hurricane Sandy: The Changing World
Lessons from Hurricane Sandy - BU Today NY Times reports huge damages and mass power outages for the Northeast following hurricane Sandy Yale-Tulane MOC Brief for Hurricane Sandy NOV 1 2012 Experts warn of a superstorm era to come
Hurricane Sandy: New York Disaster Chief Fired
New York's disaster chief fired in Sandy incident: reports
“myIDP” 11/27 Workshop presented by Dr. Cynthia Fuhrmann
Creating Your Individual Development Plan, Part I: Finding the Right Career Path for YOU Scientists today follow many different types of scientific career paths. But with so many options, how do you decide which is the best for you? In this workshop, you will consider your top ... More
Guidance to Persons with Disabilities in Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Guidance to Persons with Disabilities in Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Critical Releases in Homeland Security
Every two weeks, the HSDL identifies a targeted collection of recently-released documents of particular interest or potential importance.