As public health professionals and students, research is integral to the work we do; whether we are running massive research projects or writing new grants for our programs, it is the foundation of our contributions to the field.  How do we work with research? What does it mean to us and how can it contribute to the public health change we are working towards? 

To explore these questions, network, and have a good time, join the Minnesota Public Health Association at "MPHey!: Public Health Research and YOU!" Our featured expert is Michael Oakes, Professor in the Division of Epidemiology and Community Health at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and Director of the RWJF Interdisciplinary Research Leaders program. We'll be meeting at the Pinwheel Arts & Movement Studio (2731 East 25th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55406)

MPHey! is an opportunity for public health professionals and students to build meaningful connections with others in the field, grow their skills and knowledge, and celebrate the expertise and work being done in our communities. Part networking, part peer to peer learning, each month it will explore a different topic or area of public health. We’ll always have time for mingling and to also hear from someone with experience in that area.  Who knows, maybe you'll find significant connections in the public health field (p-value <0.05)! 

Snacks will be provided. MPHey! is free to MPHA members and $5 for non-members. Registration is required and limited. View MPHA's cancellation and refund policy here.

Please contact membership@mpha.net with questions.