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A brief history of the Public Health Service

The history of the U.S public Health Service provide great overview why officers of the U.S Public Health Service (USPHS) wear uniform, bear military ranking and considered one of the nation’s seven uniform services.

For more than 200 years, men …

By LT. Lewis K. Antwi
LT. Lewis K. Antwi
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Heartsaver Adult CPR/AED

Adult CPR/AED Classes

Sponsored by Eta Sigma Gamma National Health Education Honorary

Offered at the School of Public Health in SPH 021. 

$40 to register!

Classes are open to any student seeking to participate and expand their skill set, however …

By Trent Applegate
Trent Applegate
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2018 Professional Baseball Employment Opportunities (PBEO) Job Fair

I wanted to let you and your students know about Minor League Baseball™ and the Professional Baseball Employment Opportunities (PBEO®) program.

As the official employment service of Minor League Baseball, every year PBEO holds a Job Fair in conjunction with …

By PAIGE HEGEDUS
PAIGE HEGEDUS COORDINATOR, SPECIAL EVENTS
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Cleveland Cavaliers Present: Women & Minority Sports Sales Symposium

 

Cavs Hosting Opportunity for College Students to Attend
2nd Annual Women & Minority Sports Sales Symposium on Thursday, November 1st

Limited Spots Available Interested Students Must Apply

to Attend by Friday, October 12th

 

 

 

The Cleveland Cavaliers organization is hosting it’s …

By Mark Bloom
Mark Bloom
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George Taliaferro Sport Association First Meeting

GTSA is here! Our first meeting will be this upcoming Thursday in the Forest Classroom at 7pm. Hope to see you there and also don’t forget to stop at our table at the Neal Marshall Umoja Day at 3pm.

The …

By Ramir Williams
Ramir Williams
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Do you want to change the world, and be changed at the same time? Travel, learn a new language, and prepare for a global career?Contact IUB’s on-campus Peace Corps recruiter to learn more!

Vicki Runion vrunion@iu.edu 812-855-9257

The Indiana University …

By Kim Ecenbarger
Kim Ecenbarger SPH Senior Associate Director
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Do Writing Skills Benefit Your Career?

In a technologically driven world, many students no longer see writing as a relevant skill to their career path. This mistaken view, unfortunately, leaves students who fail to take writing seriously in college at a disadvantage after graduation.

Are Writing …

By Jordan Conrad
Jordan Conrad Founder and Publisher
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REMIXER OF THE MONTH: MICKEY CALLAWAY  AND THE METS

As a child of the ‘80s in the New York metro area (I grew up in Norwalk, CT), I’ve been a lifelong Mets baseball fan. While some seasons (2017) have been harder than others (1986), I love the team, and …

By Lindsey Pollak
Lindsey Pollak
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Making Summer Productive

Are you stressing out because your summer plans are not what you expected? Well, don’t worry, it will all come together. We may feel that we are behind because we may not have landed an internship or our ideal summer …

By Alyssa Steinman
Alyssa Steinman
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BEST LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM TOOLS OF TITANS

“I’m a compulsive note taker…My goal is to learn things once and use them forever.” – Tim Ferriss

And with that opening quotation, I was hooked on Tim Ferriss’ book, Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, …

By Lindsey Pollak
Lindsey Pollak
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