We are excited to invite you to an EAVE Lunch Seminar, which is an open forum for engaged discussion surrounding vaccine related research.  We are excited to announce that Dr. . . .

Please join us for the first EAVE student led journal club for the fall Semester.  Lunch will be provided.  Each journal club meeting reviews an article that is relevant to . . .

Please join us for this EAVE Faculty meeting on Wednesday 9/27.  Dr. Cynthia Whitney will be speaking about The Child Health and Mortality Prevention Surveillance (CHAMPS) program.  Dr. Whitney serves as . . .

Please join us for the October EAVE student led journal club.  Lunch will be provided.  Each journal club meeting reviews an article that is relevant to the upcoming EAVE seminar.  . . .

Please mark your calendar for the October EAVE lunch meeting!  Speakers (PhD and Master students, as well as Post Docs), will each give a 3–5-minute presentation, providing an overview of their . . .

We are excited to invite you to an EAVE Lunch Seminar, which is an open forum for engaged discussion surrounding vaccine related research.  Dr. Zanthia Wiley, MD, will be our . . .

Please join us for the November EAVE student led journal club.  Lunch will be provided.  Each journal club meeting reviews an article that is relevant to the upcoming EAVE seminar.  . . .

Please join us for an EAVE Faculty Meeting.  Dr. Ann Chahroudi will speak to our group about her work with the Children's Center for Childhood Infections and Vaccines (CCIV).  

Please join us for the EAVE January seminar featuring speaker Maryn McKenna.  Maryn McKenna is a journalist specializing in public health, global health and food policy. She has written for . . .

Please join us for the January EAVE student led journal club.  Lunch will be provided.  Each journal club meeting reviews an article that is relevant to the upcoming EAVE seminar.  . . .

EAVE faculty are invited to join us for the Faculty meeting on January 24th from 12 - 1 PM.  Dr. Elizabeth Rogawski McQuade, Assistant Professor, Department of Epidemiology, will speak at the faculty meeting.  . . .