Thursday - Friday, May 4th-5th 2006

Exhibit: "Giving Women Power over AIDS"

Feinstone Hall

Exhibit opening at noon on Thursday, May 4th

more information about The Global Campaign for Microbicides at http://www.global-campaign.org/exhibit.htm

Friday, May 5th 2006

Faces of Africa: An Evening of African Cultures

Sommer Hall, Feinstone Hall

Join us in a celebration of African cultures! Event will be in Feinstone and Sommer Halls, and include traditional African dishes, a showcasing of arts and cultures, a fashion show featuring APHN members, and much much more, with an afterparty on the 9th floor.

For more information, contact: aphn@jhsph.edu

Friday, March 10, 2000

4:15PM - 6:30PM
Room East Wing Auditorium - Hygiene

PREVENTION OF MOTHER TO CHILD TRANSMISSION OF HIV IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA: FROM BEDSIDE RESEARCH TO PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES

Sponsored by Johns Hopkins African Public Health Network in collaboration with the Department of International Health, Division of Disease Control.

Talks followed by a panel discussion. Featuring Donald Burke, MD, Director and Professor, Dept. of International Health; Jean B. Nachega, MD, MPH, Research Associate, Dept. of International Health; Ms. Sandra Thurman, Director, Office of AIDS Policy, the White House; Crispus Kiyonga, MD, Minister of Health/Uganda; Lynne M. Mofenson, MD, NICHD/NIH, Rockville, MD; Mary Glenn Fowler, MD, MPH, NCHSTP/CDC, Atlanta, Georgia; Catherine Wilfert, MD, Director, Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Duke Univ. Med. Ctr, Durham, NC; Caludine Mtshali, MBBS, Senior Medical Representative, Embassy of South Africa to US

Monday, March 13, 2000

5:30PM - 6:30PM
Room 2030 - Hygiene

INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION FOR HEALTH RESEARCH: THE TROPICAL DISEASE MODEL

Sponsored by Johns Hopkins African Public Health Network in collaboration with the Department of International Health, Division of Disease Control.

Featuring Lucas O. Adetokunbo, MD, Professor of International Health at Harvard School of Public Health.
The speaker propose to review how the need for research on malaria, onchocerciasis, African Sleeping sickness and other tropical diseases is being met by international collaboration through global networks of scientists. To be Moderator: Jean Nachega, M.D., M.P.H.

Tuesday, April 6, 1999

Title: Field job/training opportunities in Sub Saharan Africa (cancelled)

Speakers: Taha Taha, MD, PhD, Betty Addison, M.S. Jean Sack

Moderator: Jean Nachega, M.D.

Place: Place: W 3031
Time: 12:15-1:30

Tuesday, April 13, 1999

Title: HIV/AIDS in Sub Saharan Africa: new challenges for prevention and control

Speaker: Thomas C. Quinn, MD
Professor and Senior Investigator NIAID/NIH
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Moderator: Kenrad A. Nelson, M.D.
Dept. of Epidemiology
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health

Place: East Wing Auditorium
Time: 12:15-1:30

Tuesday, May 4, 1999

Title: Being Successful and Productive in Africa After Studying Abroad

Speaker: Aiah Gbakima, PhD
Associate Professor
Morgan State University

Moderator: Jean Nachega, MD

Place: Hygiene W 3031
Time: 12:15-1:30

Tuesday, May 24, 1999

APHN post-graduation party!!!

Place: Cafetaria, 9th floor
Hygiene Building
Jophns Hopkins School of Public Health
155 N Wolfe Street

Time: 9pm-2am

Wednesday, April 29th 1998

Promoting Access to AIDS Technologies in Developing Countries

Panel Discussion with Speakers: Donald Burke, MD, JHSPH Fernando Zacarias, MD, PAHO Michael Towns, MD, Becton Dinckinson Paolo Mioti, NIH Joanes Van Dam, PhD, Population Council Amie Batson, PhD, World Bank

Place: East Wing Auditorium

Monday, December 7, 1998

50th Anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights: 1948-98

Inter-University Symposium in collaboration with Health and Human Right Group

Topic: Central Africa Great Lakes Region Crisis: New Genocide Threat?

Speakers: Robert Laurence, MD, JHSPH Adotei Akwei, MS, Amnesty International Gilbert Burnharm, MD, PhD, JHSPH Jack Geiger, New York University Ruth Walkup, PhD, International Refugee Section

Place: East Wing Auditorium