Anna Kiley
Education and Outreach Specialist
School of Public and Community Health Sciences
University of Montana
(406)243-4010
anna.kiley@mso.umt.edu
Teacher Workshop
Teachers, the REACH team invites you to register for
the 2022 Summer Teacher Workshop.
Register by July 22 at bit.ly/REACHworkshop22
Join us to learn how REACH can support you
and your students with authentic science research!
This month's webinar will feature tips for students on finalizing their research projects including:
1 - Statistical analysis
2 - Preparing their poster or presentation
3 - Understanding the 2022 scoring criteria
Register now
PUBH 191: Introduction to Public Health and Health Sciences
Given COVID-19, climate change, and other emerging environmental health issues throughout the world, public health has never been more important. This short-course will provide an overview of the field of public health, and how this emerging field integrates with numerous fields of study related to the health sciences.
Apply Today!
Children growing up in rural and medically underserved communities face unique challenges, and may not always have adequate access to educational opportunities that provide experiences with cultivating biomedical knowledge and interest in scientific careers. With funding provided by a National Institute of Health Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA), we will work with schools located in rural and American Indian / Alaska Native communities throughout Montana, Idaho, and Alaska to test the overall hypothesis that the REACH program, with a focus on PM2.5, cardiovascular and population health, can be successfully utilized in rural, underserved areas to increase middle/high students’ interest in careers in basic and clinical medical research.
Tony Ward, PhD
School of Public and Community Health Sciences
University of Montana
Phone: (406) 243-4092
Tony.ward@umontana.edu