Center For Health Leadership

leading from where you are

announcements

The Center for Health Leadership is excited to welcome the 2014 Fellows!

This newest cohort of Fellows, the fourth in the program, includes 11 students who represent all School of Public Health degree programs and several dual degree programs.

Fellows began the program in January, 2013. Please click here to learn more about the 2014 Fellows!


Congratulations to Jeff Oxendine for receiving the 2013 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award for expanding opportunities for students and strengthening the California Health Workforce!

 

 

Check out Public Health Is... the Center for Health Leadership's blog about public health issues around the globe!

Recent article:

"Public Health is...Improving the Life Course for Homeless Pregnant Mothers"

 

Learn more about the CHL: PDF | Web

 

We are proud to announce that student digital videos from our PH290 Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 courses were highlighted in the School of Public Health's Berkeley Health Online magazine.

Click here to read all about it and watch the videos!

 

Get up to date on what's happening at the Center for Public Health Practice and read the Fall 2012 Newsletter, The Link.


Check out CHL's Facebook and Twitter and follow for event news and updates.

 

A student's reflection video from the PH290 course:

View other student's reflections here.

The Center for Health Leadership plans events throughout the year!

Coming Up:

Join us for a critical conversation about Upstream Innovations in an Era of Health Reform at the 2013 CHL Annual Leadership Conference on May 30-31, 2013! Register now for Health 3.0: Transforming Community Health and Care Delivery. Learn more here.

 

 

Due to popular demand, new morning session added in our next talk in the new Innovative Leaders Speaker Series! Register now for "A Public Health Application of 'A3' Lean Management Principles" with Dr. Tom Jackson on June 6, 2013!

Learn more about this exciting event here.

 

 

 

Register now for our Create. Connect. Collaborate. New Media Best Practices Workshop Series, sponsored by the Center for Health Leadership and CALPACT! Learn more here.

Check out presentations, videos, and other resources from all the 21st Century New Media Training Series.

 

Recent Events:

Part 2 of the 2012 Isms Conference, "Making the invisible visible: Healing the wounds of internalized oppression and privilege" held on October 25, 2012 was a great success!

 

Click here to learn more.

 

On August 29, the Center for Health Leadership (CHL) hosted an Information Session for all School of Public Health students interested in hearing more about opportunities to participate in the CHL Association, Student Board and the Leadership Fellows Program.

 

Leadership Day was held on August 21st for newly admitted UCB School of Public Health Students. Click here for more information.

 

 

Find out more about our student groups!

 

Watch this video from the Everyday Leaders Program:

View other Everyday Leader videos.

 

 

Started in 2008, the UC Berkeley School of Public Health Center for Health Leadership (CHL) is designed to enhance the School's curricular, co-curricular and experiential offerings to inspire and prepare graduate students to be effective health leaders and professionals. The Center also develops practical leadership programs, resources and conferences for alumni and health professionals. Now in its fifth year, the CHL works with students and faculty to develop additional beneficial offerings around the theme of "leading from where you are".

The CHL builds on and expands leadership development activities offered through the Center for Public Health Practice and throughout the School of Public Health (SPH). It includes practice-based seminars, courses, internships and community projects designed to strengthen leadership competencies and opportunities. Additionally, a dedicated SPH Career Services Manager, a career website and ongoing professional development events offer students and alumni ongoing support.

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As part of our PH298 Health Policy Advocacy Course, students Jessica Watterson, Andrea Lee, and Tanya Moss created a video as part of their final project.

At What Cost: When Profits are Put Before Mothers and Babies

 

 

View our other great videos created by students in PH290.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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