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SPH ALUMNI e-NEWSWelcome from the Asst. Director of Development and Alumni RelationsI am pleased to introduce our first Alumni E-News to provide you with information two or three times during the year on events of special interest. Already this academic season we have lined up activities-both stimulating and exciting. We hope you will participate and connect with us at your alma mater. So get out your calendars. Here goes...News you will find here: 2003 Alumni Hall of Fame 2003 Breslow Distinguished Lecture UCLA SPH Reception at the Philadelphia APHA News From You ** 2003 ALUMNI HALL OF FAME **The School's Alumni Hall of Fame recognizes outstanding alumni in the areas of professional achievement and community service. Last year this special award generated a lot of enthusiasm with a high-achieving group of nine alumni, the first to be inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame (www.ph.ucla.edu/alumni/2002_inductees.html).To nominate your favorite and most deserving SPH alumnus/a/i for this honor, please submit your nomination(s) by October 30, 2002. The nomination form and instructions are available at www.ph.ucla.edu/alumni/HoF/nominations/ 2003_call_for_nominations.html. Don't be late! A committee of faculty and alumni will review the nominations in November. 2003 Breslow Distinguished LectureThe School's premier event features Jared Diamond, professor of public health, medicine, and geography, as this year's Breslow Distinguished Lecturer.Pulitzer Prize winner and author of Guns, Germs, and Steel, Dr. Diamond will speak on "Coca-Colonization and Public Health" on Monday evening, March 10, 2003 at the UCLA Faculty Center. Dr. Diamond will discuss the public health crisis created in the Third World (epidemics of diabetes, hypertension, and other lifestyle-related diseases) as a result of the spread of a westernized lifestyle (coca-colonization). Furthermore, he will suggest an approach to help effected populations modify their behavior before rather than after the epidemics hit them. The evening will be capped off with awards presented to outstanding alumni in the areas of professional achievement and community service, as these honorees are inducted into the SPH Alumni Hall of Fame (details in the preceding item). If you wish to receive an invitation, please respond to publichealth@support.ucla.edu with your name, mailing address, and telephone number and include "Breslow Dinner" in the subject line. SPH Reception in PhiladelphiaAt the American Public Health Association (APHA)Please join us for an Alumni & Friends' Reception during the annual meeting of the APHA in Philadelphia, November 9-13, 2002. Hosted by Dean Linda Rosenstock, the reception will bring together "old" and new colleagues and friends from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel on Monday, November 11, 2002. News From YouIf you would like to update your mailing address or have news and information to pass on to your fellow alumni, please write to publichealth@support.ucla.edu. Or if you would like to unsubscribe, please send a request to publichealth@support.ucla.edu. In any case, please do not reply to the address on this message. Thank you.Susan Kanowith-Klein, Ph.D. Assistant Director of Development and Alumni Relations UCLA School of Public Health Box 951772 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1772 310-825-6464 Back to eNews main page |
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