January 2026 Updates
Study Abroad 202: How to Study Abroad for Public Health
This presentation will cover the basics of how to apply through the NTC Office of Study Abroad, followed by guidance specific to public health. Program providers IFSA and CIEE will also showcase specific programs they recommend for public health.
Wednesday, January 21st
1-2pm
LBC Kendall Cram
View the WaveSync event for more details.
Spring Student Employment Job Fair
All students enrolled at Tulane University are invited to attend the Spring Student Part-time Job Fair. Tulane Departments and Local New Orleans Employers will be present to meet with you and discuss job openings that you can apply to through Handshake. Professional Attire is recommended. Bring a few copies of your resume.
Friday, January 23rd
9:00am – 1:00pm
LBC Kendall Cram
Contact Student Employment at SEHR@tulane.edu or at 504-247-1700 with any questions.
Your Public Health Career Path in Uncertain Times
Public Health as a career became very well known through the Covid pandemic – and then unexpectedly almost a year ago, funding was suddenly cut or reduced drastically for much of public health from vital research to life-saving interventions. But this hasn’t reduced the need for public health work – and workers.
Dr. Sue Griffey, DrPH, BSN, FNP, will give a talk on Your Public Health Career Path in Uncertain Times. She will:
• Review what public health as a career path looks like and the changes that career options are still undergoing (affected by the overall jobs outlook)
• Describe specific actions that you can start using now to better position yourself for your job search including transferrable skills and the role AI should have as you position yourself.
And you will leave with at least 3 actions to move your career path forward while you are still a student.
Wednesday, January 28th
4pm-5pm
Location TBA
Sue Griffey has been SueMentors for 1.5 decades, providing actionable advice to get professionals to their next career path step. Sue has a global mentoring practice for professionals in transition. Dr. Griffey has mentored for 10 different global public health and alumni and business programs. She has worked with more than 1000 mentees and directly influenced more than 3000 through her talks, videos, webinars, and workshops. Sue had a 3+-decade of career leading global health and program evaluation research, working and living globally.