Global Health Minor Program

Please join us for an afternoon of conversation with practitioners working in the health policy and public health arena. 

The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs program on Global Health presents “Health, Security and Diplomacy in 2025” with Ambassador Jimmy Kolker.

The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs program on Global Health presents Dr. Ashish Jha and “From Crisis to Readiness: Resilient Health Systems for a Safer World.”

7:00-8:30 pm The Global Health program will be hosting an informal info session and social. Existing GHLT minors are invited and those interested in learning more about the program are invited to attend.

What is Recovery? Hear from people with lived experiences and share a meal together. Learn how you can play a role in creating a community to destigmatize addiction and support recovery. Co-curated by Global Health Program, Health and Wellness Education, and Turning Point of Addison County. Mad Taco dinner provided. Space is limited, sign-up to attend by emailing Anna Hand at ahand@middlebury.edu

Come create art on T-shirts to be displayed as part of the Clothesline Project, an awareness raising art installation focused on sharing experiences of people who affected power based personal violence. T-shirts will be added to Middlebury’s collection and displayed as part of an art installation in Johnson later in April. 

Brought to you by Health & Wellness Education, Global Health, Atria Collective, Palana and MiddSafe

In collaboration with Atria Collective, Middlebury College is hosting the 2025 local installation of the Clothesline Project.  Following t-shirt painting events, the clothes and their anti-violence messages will be on display in the Johnson building from April 22-28.  On Thursday evening, April 24, please join us in celebrating the work at a 6:00 pm reception followed by a 7:00 pm panel discussion with Atria Collective staff and MiddSafe student advocates.  April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

These back-to-back events will consist of an info session (at 4:30) for students interested in the Global Health minor followed by a social event (at 5:30) for current Global Health minors, interested students, and faculty. We will have snacks at the social as well as an opportunity to win a gift certificate to Taste of India. Hope you can make it!

The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs program on Global Health and Medicine presents Ambassador Deborah Birx and her talk, “Policy and Public Health in the United States - Impact of the COVID pandemic on both.”

Join us on January 15 for the first segment of the Anthropology J-term Speaker Series! During this career-oriented workshop, we will discuss the range of careers available within the global public health space, the profile(s) that the industry is looking for, whether and when you need a graduate degree, and how bring your resume to the top of the stack.