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Global Health Night 2021: Be a Catalyst for Change: Careers in Global Health Research

Tuesday, November 2, 2021 17:00to20:30
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Global Health Night 2021 will be held on Tuesday, November 2nd, 2021.

Our annual celebration of McGill's Global Health community will have keynote speaker Dr. Gina Ogilvie, Professor at the University of British Columbia School of Public Health.

Dr. Ogilvie's lecture is titled ‘Be a Catalyst for Change: Careers in Global Health Research’.

Global Health Night is an annual event held by McGill Global Health Programs (GHP) to celebrate and encourage McGill student and faculty involvement in global health and its related fields.

Due to the ongoing pandemic and related safety protocols, this year's event will be accessible to the public in a virtual format only. The event will feature a keynote lecture by esteemed global health leader Dr. Gina Ogilvie. Before the keynote lecture, explore a digital poster gallery to learn about the diverse work of GHP's student award winners. Also, a student social media takeover will kick off the evening!

Register now, so you don't miss out on any details!

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