Join us in observing National Public Health Week 2019 April 1-7 and become part of a growing movement to create the healthiest nation in one generation. 
- MON 4/1: NPHW Kickoff in Royer Foyer Lobby & Start of Food Drive for Hoosier Hills Food Bank. Help the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington and Hoosier Hills by donating throughout the week (M-F) in this campus-wide competition.
- TUE 4/2: Presentation, What does it mean to be a Leader in the era of Trump, when you are the other? Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, 7pm & Bias Documentary screening, IU Cinema (limited tickets available online), 7pm hosted by CEWiT.
- WED 4/3: NPHW Photo Contest- Show us how you are celebrating National Public Health Week in the community or by donating to the Food Drive. IU School of Public Health-Bloomington prize packs for top three photos. Tag your photos on social medith with #iusphNPHW to enter!
- THU 4/4: Guest Lecture by Dr. Karen Parker Sexual and Gender Minority Research at the National Institutes of Health: Past, Present and Future Directions, 11:30-12:45 in PH 125 & Celebrating Excellence in the Classroom by IU School of Public Health-Bloomington Faculty, 3-5 pm.
- FRI 4/5: IU School of Public Health-Bloomington hosts the Dean’s Alliance (the Dean’s Alliance plays an active role in helping advise and guide IU School of Public Health leadership).
- SAT 4/6: YOU at IU: Sexual Assault Symposium 2019, 12-3 pm in the School of Public Health.
Your food donation helps alleviate the public health crisis of food insecurity
In Indiana, one million people face food insecurity, The federal definition of food insecurity is having limited or uncertain access to adequate food.
Not only will your donations help alleviate food insecurity, you will also help elevate the schools standing in this campus-wide competition. More importantly, each donation to the food drive represents one positive step towards ending hunger for individuals and families in need in South Central Indiana. Proceeds from this food drive will also benefit our own student population who are in need of support through the Crimson Cupboard program on campus. IU School of Public Health-Bloomington Student Government representatives will be in Royer Foyer between 10a-2pm starting on Monday to solicit/organize donations.
Not sure what to donate next week? Here are some suggestions. Though all non-expired nonperishable items are accepted, the following are most needed::
- Rice
- Pasta
- Canned Vegetables
- Pasta sauce
- Shelf stable protein (canned tuna, chicken, etc.)
- Peanut butter
- Jelly
- Soy Milk
- Shelf stable fruit (cans, cups, dried fruit, etc.)
- Oatmeal
- Cereal
- Toilet Paper
- Personal Hygiene Products”