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Upcoming Public Health Events
Join the UConn MPH program at these upcoming sessions. All are free — registration required.
No upcoming events right now — check back soon, or visit mph.uconn.edu for program information.
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Sep22
VirtualMPH Virtual Information Session
- Online via Microsoft Teams
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Oct6
In-PersonPublic Health 101 — UConn Waterbury
- UConn Waterbury, Room 203 · Lunch provided
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Oct14
In-PersonPublic Health 101 — UConn Storrs
- UConn Storrs, Room SU 410 · Lunch provided
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Oct28
VirtualMPH Virtual Information Session
- Online via Microsoft Teams
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Oct29
VirtualBeyond Pre-Med: Careers & Graduate Opportunities in Public Health
- Online via Microsoft Teams
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Nov16
VirtualMPH Virtual Information Session
- Online via Microsoft Teams
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Nov19
In-PersonMunch & Mingle
- Koons Hall, Room 217 · Lunch provided · Space limited
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