Weekly Edition – July 24, 2012
July 24, 2012 
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In this week’s edition:: Update your @theForefront Subscription In solidarity and support for our Aurora and medical campus communities, the Colorado School of Public Health expresses our deepest condolences to the families affected and lives lost as a result of the tragic shooting on Friday, July 20. Our thoughts and concerns are with you. Update your @theForefront SubscriptionThe Colorado School of Public Health is committed to providing you up to date information and resources on the public health matters occurring within the school’s education, research and community-based programs. As we develop stronger programs we want to develop stronger relationships and communication with our @theForefront readers. Over the coming months we will transition our newsletter to a new e-mail service which will provide you with enhanced content and communication. In preparation for our transition, we are asking all current @theForefront readers to update subscription and contact information. If you still want to receive information on program highlights, news and opportunities, then please take a few minutes to renew your @theForefront subscription with updated information. Renew and update your subscription online. Thank you. Alumni – Register for the Networking Lunch during Public Health in the Rockies 2012Join up with fellow Colorado School of Public Health alumni at this year’s Public Health in the Rockies Conference in Pueblo, Colo. The conference is an annual opportunity to learn more about the trends in public health and network with colleagues from across the state. And this year the school will offer its first ever conference alumni networking lunch. Wednesday, September 19 To attend the alumni networking lunch, register for the Public Health in the Rockies Conference, either as a full registration or single-day registration. School students and faculty are also encouraged to attend the lunch and network with alumni from across the school’s campuses and programs. To register and reserve your seat, visit the Public Health in the Rockies Conference online. Questions: E-mail questions to CSPH.Alumni@ucdenver.edu. Alumni don’t forget to submit your recent updates and news to CSPH.Alumni@ucdenver.edu then find the school and fellow classmates on LinkedIn. Support accessible education through a school scholarship fundThe Colorado School of Public Health is proud to provide high quality, accessible education, research and practice-based experiences for all of students. Student scholarships are one way to ensure that the school can continue to provide these experiences, as well as recruit and retain a diverse and talented student body. As the school prepares for the upcoming fall semester, help ensure that public health graduate education remains an affordable and accessible opportunity for all of our students by making a gift to one of our current student scholarship programs. Judith Albino Diversity Scholarship: Created in honor of University of Colorado President Emerita and former Colorado School of Public Health Interim Dean Judith Albino, the Albino Diversity Scholarship is provided to health professional students with a preference for students from federally recognized Indian tribes. Hamman-Hoffman Scholarship in Epidemiology: Created in honor of Founding Dean Emeritus Richard F. Hamman, the scholarship fund was endowed through the generous contributions of Richard Hoffman, MD, MPH and the Caring for Colorado Foundation. The scholarship invests in the education and preparation of future epidemiologists by supporting students currently enrolled in a Colorado School of Public Health epidemiology program. Calvin L. Wilson Scholarship for Future Leaders in Global Health: Named in honor of former Center for Global Health Director Calvin L. Wilson, M.D., this fund provides students with financial support, including travel costs associated with a student global health project. John R. Moran Jr. Scholarship Fund: Established by the Colorado Trust in honor of former Trust President/CEO John R. Moran Jr., this endowed scholarship fund supports students across the Colorado School of Public Health community. Currently the largest of the school’s endowed scholarships, the Moran fund provides the greatest number of annual scholarship awards and is a good option for alumni and faculty directed annual gifts. To make a gift toward one of these scholarship funds, please visit the University of Colorado Foundation at http://www.cufund.org. Contributing to a scholarship fund online is an easy and quick way to make an difference in the educational opportunities for current and future students of public health. Visit the University of Colorado Foundation to make your gift today. To learn more about giving to or establishing a scholarship fund, please contact Associate Director of Development Marybeth Goodwin, Marybeth.Goodwin@cufund.org. Alumni News and NotesWe are proud to share in the celebration and success of our alumni. If you are a graduate of the school or one of our predecessor programs, then we want to hear from you. Send your news, updated contact information or other notes to CSPH.Alumni@ucdenver.edu. Please include your name, email address, program and graduation year. Then join up with the school on LinkedIn to keep in contact with alumni. Public Health MattersUpcoming Events | View details about these events online In the News | Visit Public Health Newsroom Public Health Job Opportunities | View details about these opportunities online |
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