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Students’ Corner Dear Students and Trainees, On behalf of the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) conference partners and Steering Committee, we would like to welcome you to the CPHA 2012 Annual Conference, Public Health in Canada: Creating and Sustaining Healthy Environments. Whether this is your first CPHA conference or you are a seasoned delegate, we hope this year’s theme and program will engage you in current public health dialogue and debate, stimulate your interest in public health issues, and inspire you to initiate and contribute to creating and sustaining healthy environments in Canada and beyond. CPHA and its collaborators, the Canadian Institute for Health Information – Canadian Population Health Initiative, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Institute of Population and Public Health, the National Collaborating Centres for Public Health, Public Health Physicians of Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Alberta Public Health Association, are committed to engaging and fostering the next generation of public health leaders. At this year’s conference, we are pleased to once again offer several events aimed at students and trainees who share an interest in public health research, policy and practice. To help you navigate the student conference activities, look for the special icon throughout the conference program. The icon highlights presentations that are being given by public health students or that have been specially designed with students’ and trainees’ interests in mind. We welcome any feedback that you may have about the Student Supplement or student activities for this and future CPHA conferences. Have fun and make the most of your time at the CPHA conference! Sincerely, Alycia Fridkin Student Director to the CPHA Board of Directors Laura Tomm-Bonde Student Representative to the CPHA Conference Steering Committee Navigating the CPHA 2012 Annual Conference Attending the CPHA 2012 Annual Conference is a great opportunity to meet other members of the public health community and to learn. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your conference experience: 1. PLAN your schedule: • The conference is organized around five conference tracks: Built Environment; Economics & Development; Ecosystem Health; Leadership & Communications; and Society and Culture • Review the conference program and decide which sessions and events you would like to attend • The conference program contains a variety of sessions for you to choose from, including: – Plenary – all delegates attend a single session at the same time – Planned Sessions – sessions planned in advance by the Conference Steering Committee with invited speakers – Workshops – designed for delegates to gain new knowledge and skills – Oral abstract presentations – sessions with multiple speakers who submitted and had abstracts accepted for oral presentations – Poster presentations – a reception-style session with multiple presenters who submitted and had abstracts accepted for poster presentations. Presenters are asked to stand at their posters during specified time slots and answer questions from delegates in an impromptu manner. 2. NETWORK with public health researchers, policymakers and practitioners: • Chat with people after presentations or at the poster sessions to learn more about their area of expertise • Hand out business cards • Ask people for their business cards so that you can follow up as needed • Attend social events, such as the Welcome Reception to meet people in a more casual setting • Attend the Exhibit Hall to meet and gather resources from the exhibitors and learn about their organizations – you never know, they may be hiring! 3. BE PREPARED to talk, share ideas and learn: •Always wear your name badge • If you find a session of particular interest, speak to the presenter to see if they’d be willing to chat with you at a break • Be ready to ask questions and to discuss your research and interests • Have business cards with you and ready to hand out •Always have a pen and notepad handy to take notes. 40 CPHA 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE FINAL PROGRAM
CPHA 2012 Annual Conference Steering Committee * Debra Lynkowski, Canadian Public Health Association (Chair) * Kim Raine, University of Alberta (Scientific Chair) * Emma Cohen, Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Institute of Population and Public Health * Cheryl Currie, Alberta Public Health Association * Rose Dugandzic, Public Health Agency of Canada * Margo Greenwood, National Collaborating Centres for Public Health * Jean Harvey, Canadian Institute for Health Information – Canadian Population Health Initiative * Tim Hutchinson, Public Health Agency of Canada (August to December 2011) * Deborah Jordan, Public Health Agency of Canada * Patricia Paton, Alberta Public Health Association * Maura Ricketts, Public Health Physicians of Canada * Ardene Robinson Vollman, Canadian Public Health Association Board Member * Julie Senécal, Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Institute of Population and Public Health * Terry-Nan Tannenbaum, Public Health Physicians of Canada * Laura Tomm-Bonde, Student Representative Scientific Review Committee * Kim Raine, University of Alberta (Chair) * Kim Gaudreau, Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Institute of Population and Public Health * Jessica Hopkins, Public Health Physicians of Canada * Sushma Mathur, Canadian Institute for Health Information * Howard Morrison, Public Health Agency of Canada * Sophie Verhille, National Collaborating Centres for Public Health Scientific Reviewers * Olayemi Agboola * Arsham Alamian * Jill Allison * Karen Andres * Kathryn Andrews-Clay * Deborah Armstrong * Ali Artaman * Nathalie Auger * Hope Beanlands * Lucie Bédard * Shireen Begum * Teresa Birznieks * Nana Bonsu * Kelly Bower * Kathleen Brennan * Jennifer Brunet * Jane Buxton * Sophie Chen * Sabrina Chung * Gisèle Contreras * Mary Jean Costello * Patricia Doyle-Baker * Meghan Duncan * Elizabeth Dyke * Kathy Easton * Tara Elton-Marshall * Myriam Fillion * Sharon Flack * Daniela Friedman * Czesia Fuks Geddes * Daniel Fuller * John Garcia * Nicolas Gilbert * Carolyn Gotay * Dianne Groll * Maritia Gully * Paul R. Gully * Jonathan Harris * Margaret Haworth- Brockman * Denis Heng * Jessica Hopkins * Lois Jackson * Linda Jacobsen * Siavash Jafari * Melanie Katsivo * Shazia Kazi * Farhtheeba Khan * Dylan Kobsar * Ann-Marie Kungl-Baker * Shelley Landsburg * Donald Langille * Nicole Leduc * Cristina Leger * Raphael Lencucha * Catherine Mah * Suzanne Mahaffey * Doina Malai * Patricia Martens * Mary Martin-Smith * Katerina Maximova * Jennifer McGrath * Lynn McIntyre * Katherine McLeod * Azar Mehrabadi * Dean Murphy * Diana Nwakanma * Kate O’Connor * Robin Oakley * Lise Olsen * Bernie Paillé * Mariane Paquet * Véronique Anne Pelletier * Melissa Phypers * Daniel Rainham * Thomas Rathwell * Greg Riehl * Tanis Robinson * Ardene Robinson Vollman * Irving Rootman * Margaret Russell * Jalil Safaei * Ruth Schofield * Lynn Scruby * Bosu Seo * Lyndie Shih * Jeannie Shoveller * Nicki Sims-Jones * Sherryl Smith * Faye Stark * Darlene Steven * Anne Stewart * Susan Street * Lorraine Telford * Ginette Thomas * Sara Torres * Norma Van Walleghem * Sarah Viehbeck * Bilkis Vissandjee * Georgia Vrakas * Pamela Wakewich * Nancy Walton * Helen Ward * Roy West * Chandrani Wijayasinghe * Elizabeth Wright * June Zimmer Students & Committee FINAL PROGRAM CPHA 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE 41
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