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Join us and the University of Kentucky's Center for Clinical and Transitional Science (CCTS) at the 18th Annual CCTS 2023 Spring Conference: "Translating Equity into Action" event at the Gatton Student Center on Monday, March 27th, which includes the College of Public Health Research Day.

  • Event Overview & Registration
    • 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (Gatton Student Center)

Each year, hundreds of participants including investigators, research staff, trainees, students, and community partners, attend this event. It's an opportunity for us share findings, build collaborations, and provide mentorship.

  • College of Public Health Research Day
    • 1:30 PM - 4:15 PM (Board Room, Rm. 321)
    • 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Poster Session in the Grand Ballroom)

Research days and symposiums are held in conjunction each year with the CCTS Conference. The College of Public Health Research Day, specifically, is an opportunity for our college to be on full display with our public health research, panel discussions, topics and more.

Event Contact

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Doris Castellanos
Assistant Dean of Research Operations
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Staff
Phone
859-323-7224
Email
doris.castellanos@uky.edu
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Svetla Slavova
Professor, Interim Associate Dean for Research
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Faculty
Phone
859-323-7873
Email
ssslav2@email.uky.edu

College of Public Health Research Day Agenda

College of Public Health Research Day (Board Room, Rm. 321)

Session Chair Svetla Slavova, PhD, Interim Associate Dean for Research, University of Kentucky College of Public Health

  • 1:30 PM Opening Remarks Heather Bush, PhD, Acting Dean College of Public Health
  • 1:35 PM Emily Slade, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Biostatistics
    • Presentation title: "Collaboration Drives Impact: Utilizing Team Science to Inform Methodological Approaches for Studying Trends in Drug Overdose Rates”
  • 1:55 PM Sarah Cprek, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Health, Behavior and Society
    • Presentation Title: Adverse Childhood Experience and Undergraduate Student Success: An investigation into the relationship between childhood stress and success in higher education”
  • 2:15 PM Rachel Vickers-Smith, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health
    • Presentation Title: “Racial and Ethnic Bias in Alcohol Use Disorder Diagnosis among US Veterans”1
  • 2:35 PM Caitlin Pope, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Health, Behavior and Society
    • Presentation Title: “Investigating how social determinants of health predict behavioral crash risk-factors: An analysis of Kentucky crash outcomes and drivers”
  • 2:55 PM Rachel Hogg-Graham, DrPH, Assistant Professor Department of Health Management and Policy
    • Presentation Title: “Cross-Sector Collaboration Addressing the Social Determinants of Health.”
  • 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Poster Session in the Grand Ballroom)
  • 3:15 PM Mary Beth Lacy, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health
    • Presentation Title: "Variation in Utilization of Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Patients with Type 1 Diabetes."
  • 3:35 PM Joe Benitez, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Health Management and Policy
    • Presentation Title: “Shaping Medicaid's Safety Net Capacity during the COVID-19 Pandemic--The Role of Medicaid Expansion and Medicaid Fee Generosity.”
  • 3:55 PM Meredith Duncan, PhD, Assistant Professor Department of Biostatistics
    • Presentation Title: “Examining the Cardiovascular Health of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Veterans”
  • 4:10 PM Closing remarks Svetla Slavova, PhD, Interim Associate Dean of Research College of Public Health

Frederick Douglas High School Poster Event

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (Grand Ball Rooms)

We cordially invite CPH faculty and staff to participate as judges for the upcoming high school research poster session at the CCTS conference.

As a judge, you will have the opportunity to work as a team with fellow judges to interact with six different groups of high schoolers and their research posters (for 6 minutes each) and determine which poster stands out as the best based on a provided rubric.

Your role as a judge is crucial to the success of the poster session, and we are confident that your experience and expertise will make a significant contribution to the judging process. By assessing each poster based on its clarity, engagement, and interpretation of data, you will help us identify and recognize the brightest and most innovative minds in high school research.

If you are interested in serving as a judge, please contact Dr. Amanda Ellis at amanda.ellis@uky.edu.