Welcome!
Student Assembly General Meeting-Wednesday,
October 1st, 2014 at 12 pm, W2008
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
Agenda
I. Student Assembly
Leadership
-Election Results
II. Move it Monday Walk
III. Healthy Beverage Initiative
-Richard Bruno
IV.SOURCE Baltimore Week
V. Alumni Council Grants
VI.Basecamp Access
VII.School-wide Committees
VIII.VP Updates
IX.Upcoming Events
X. Announcements
Student Assembly
SA Officers
President
President-Elect
President Ex-Officio
Treasurer
VP of Social and Cultural Affairs
VP of Communications
VP of Elections (MPH Co-Officers)
VP of Community Affairs
VP of Honors and Awards
VP of Student Groups
VP of Quality of Life
Katie Kuhns
Nicolae Done
José Flores
Raúl Saraiva
Jasma Rucker and Peter Anderson
Katelyn Bruno
Farouk Dako and Lorenzo Bertizzolo
Kate Stevens
Nick Wohlgemuth and Abbas Khan
Tyler Henning
Rebecca Dittrich
Student Assembly
SA Officers
Members-at-Large
Ahmad Adi
Richard Bruno
Kevin Burns
Baldeep Dhaliwal
Liming Dong
Sarah Flessa
Danielle Jung
Adam Leibold
Ashley Nelson
Hyesung “Hace” Oh
Andrew Pike
Emerson Song
Departmental Reps
EHS - Merricka Livingstone
MMI - Olivia Hall
EPI - Hoda Magid
Mental Health – Rida Anmol
Health Policy & Management-Adam
Limehouse
BMB
Biostatistics
Health Behavior & Society – Kelly
King
International Health
Population Family & Reproductive Health
MPH Part-time: Sean Andrews
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
Move it Monday
Kick off to the campaign starts Monday, October 6th at 12 pm
in front of the Wall of Wonder (WOW).
-We are in need of 5-6 walk leaders. If interested, email me at
[email protected].
Move it Monday
-Monday Mile
In 2003, Sid Lerner’s interest in public health led to
create the Meatless Monday initiative with our
Center for a Livable Future.
-“One day a week, cut out meat for your health and
the health of the planet.”
“Move It Monday” and the “Monday Mile”
encourages individuals and communities to use
Monday to recommit to their physical activity goals,
setting a pattern of healthy behavior for the rest of
the week.
Sid Lerner, Chairman
and Founder of Monday
Campaigns
CDC recommends adults get
150 minutes of moderate
physical activity each week.
-That breaks down to 30
minutes a day, 5 days a week.
By doing the Monday Mile,
you’re taking the first steps
toward meeting your
recommended weekly exercise
goal!
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
Healthy Beverage Initiative
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
SOURCE Baltimore Week
For more information about events next week, go to
http://www.jhsph.edu/offices-andservices/source/programs-and-events/BaltimoreWeek to learn more.
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
SOURCE Baltimore Week
Tri-School Day of Service and the Johns Hopkins
President’s Day of Service on Saturday, October 11th:
-Civic Works at Amazing Grace 8:00am – 12:45pm
-American Heart Association 8:15am – 1:15 pm
-Project PLASE 8:30am – 12:15pm
-Living Classrooms 8:45am – 12:10pm
-Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) Needle Exchange
9:15am – 12:45pm
-International Rescue Committee (IRC) 10:00am – 1:15pm
-Yo! Baltimore 10:00 am – 1:45pm
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
Alumni Council Grant
Applications
Due Tuesday, October 14th. For more information,
go to http://alumni.jhu.edu/studentgrants to learn
more or contact Raimee Eck.
Student Assembly
Basecamp Access
Online Project/Data Management:
Upload Files
Create To-Do Lists
Create Projects
Discussion Threads
Centralized location of resources
Online history for continuity of group
ALL SA Officers must
create accounts
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
School-Wide Committee
Openings
• Academic Ethics (1)
• Civility, Equity, and Diversity (2)
If interested, contact Katie at [email protected].
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
VP Updates
1. Finance
2. Community Affairs
3. Communications
4. Quality of Life
5. MPH Co-Officers
6. Honors and Awards
7. Social and Cultural Affairs
8. Student Groups
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
New Student Group
Approval
MOST-DEF
Modeling of Spatial & Temporal Data: Epidemiology
Forum
Mission
To extend knowledge of the spatial and temporal
modeling of chronic and infectious diseases and to
give a forum for students to interact with active
researchers and experts in the field.
Previous Activities:
Amy Wesolowski, Carnegie Mellon University
Quantifying the impact of human mobility on malaria
December 3rd, 2012
Abstract: Human movements contribute to the transmission of
malaria on spatial scales that exceed the limits of mosquito
dispersal. Identifying the sources and sinks of imported infections
due to human travel and locating high-risk sites of parasite
importation could greatly improve malaria control programs. Here
we use spatially explicit mobile phone data and malaria prevalence
information from Kenya to identify the dynamics of human carriers
that drive parasite importation between regions. Our analysis
identifies importation routes that contribute to malaria
epidemiology on regional spatial scales.
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
Upcoming Events
Save the Dates!
October 1st: SA General Meeting at 12 pm in W2008
-Student Group Constitutions and Officer Information Due
October 2nd: Student Groups’ Deans’ Lunch at 12 pm in
Feinstone Hall
October 4th: SA Officer Orientation
October 5th: Budget Applications Due at 11:59:59 pm
October 6th: Movie it Monday Kick Off Walk at 12 pm starting at
the Wall of Wonder
October 11th: SOURCE Tri-School Day of Service
October 14th: Alumni Council Grants Due
October 22nd: Student Wellbeing Event (sponsored by Student
Life)
November 1st: Budget Applications Due at 11:59:59 pm
November 5th: SA General Meeting at 12 pm in W3008
STUDENT ASSEMBLY
Announcements