Thursday, November 12, 2026
Beloning and Community Events
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Wednesday, November 11, 2026
SPH Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Geospatial Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare
The School of Public Health and the Department of Geographical Sciences have recently established a new Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Geospatial Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare, scheduled to launch in Spring 2027.
Attached is our new flyer introducing the program.
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Winter Webinars for Master's in Pharmacology & Master's in Physiology at Georgetown University
The Program is designed to provide students with the foundational knowledge and hands-on experience needed to excel in the fields of pharmacology and physiology, whether they are preparing for careers in academia, industry, healthcare, or further professional studies.
Program Highlights:
- MS in Pharmacology: Ideal for students seeking a career in research, clinical trials, or regulatory affairs, as well as those preparing for further professional studies in health-related fields.
- MS in Physiology: Geared toward students pursuing further professional studies or careers in healthcare, offering a strong foundation in human physiology and related biomedical sciences.
SOCY100 Offered Spring 2027
I'm excited to share a special offering of SOCY100: Introduction to Sociology for Spring 2027 that may be of particular interest to students pursuing majors, minors, and careers in health-related fields.
This health-themed section, taught by Professor Taylor Hargrove, introduces students to the sociological study of health, healthcare, medicine, and aging. Students will explore important questions about health disparities, the impact of racism and social inequality on health and aging, and the social barriers that prevent us from creating healthier and more equitable communities.
The course is especially relevant for students interested in public health, medicine, psychology, kinesiology, biological sciences, and other health-related disciplines. It offers a wonderful opportunity for students to connect their interests in health and healthcare with a broader understanding of the social forces that shape health outcomes.
Course Details:
- Course: SOCY100-0601: Introduction to Sociology (Health-Themed)
- Semester: Spring 2027
- Instructor: Professor Taylor Hargrove
- Meeting Times: Mondays and Wednesdays, 3:30–4:45 p.m.
Monday, November 9, 2026
BSOS Celebrates First Gen Week
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