Alumni Reception at APHA

Pitt Public Health Reception in Philadelphia

Join fellow Pitt Public Health alumni, faculty, students, and guests for a wine and cheese reception in conjunction with the 2019 APHA Annual Meeting & Expo. Dean Everette James will provide an update on current research and initiatives at the school.

If you know of other Pitt Public Health alumni who will be in the Philly area, bring them along. See you there - and be sure to stop by and see us at Booth #150 at the Expo!

Monday, November 4, 2019, 7 - 9 PM
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown
Independence Ballroom III
1200 Filbert Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107

Online registration has closed for this event. Walk-in registrations are welcome. Please email jennifer.alison@pitt.edu if you have any event questions.

APHA Annual Meeting and Expo registration is not required to attend the Pitt Public Health evening reception.

Alumni Event Questions?

Jennifer Sciullo
alumni coordinator
jennifer.alison@pitt.edu
412-641-0481

at the APHA Meeting

Find out more about Pitt Public Health’s participation at the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo, including a look at our featured work.

faculty, students, and alumni present their work at APHA

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Mara Hollander shares her research on opioid prescribing and physician relationships with pharmaceutical companies 

Mara Hollander shares her research on opioid prescribing and physician relationships with pharmaceutical companies

APHA  - Mara Hollander (HPM) presented a poster titled Financial Relationships with Pharmaceutical Companies are Related to Increased Opioid Prescribing at APHA's 2018 annual meeting. Hollander matched Medicare Part D claims from Pennsylvania clinicians with 2014 Open Payments data. The final sampl... (11/24/2018)
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Thistle Elias and Yuae Park share their research examining barriers preventing participants in the WISEWOMAN program from implementing healthy lifestyle changes 

Thistle Elias and Yuae Park share their research examining barriers preventing participants in the WISEWOMAN program from implementing healthy lifestyle changes

APHA - Professor Thistle Elias (and alumna, BCHS '12) and doctoral student Yuae Park (BCHS '20) share their research examining the barriers preventing some participants in the WISEWOMAN (WW) program from implementing healthy lifestyle changes at APHA's 2018 annual meeting. The researchers interview... (11/24/2018)
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Student Abigail Cartus shares the results of a study on Pittsburgh household characteristics and birth weights 

Student Abigail Cartus shares the results of a study on Pittsburgh household characteristics and birth weights

APHA - Doctoral student Abigail Cartus (EPI) presented a poster at APHA's 2018 annual meeting titled Neighborhood-level housing characteristics and birth weight in Pittsburgh, PA, 2009-2013. In this study, Cartus, EPI professor Dara Mendez, and colleagues analyzed data on all singleton births in th... (11/24/2018)