Center for Injury Research and Policy Summer Institute
Offered By: The Center for injury research and policy
Online | Part-Time
About the Center for Injury Research and Policy Summer Institute
The Summer Institute connects participants with public health leaders in injury prevention and control to explore real-world concerns and solutions for injury prevention.
Please note: The Center for Injury Research and Policy's Summer Institute will not be offered in 2024. Please check back in 2025 for the courses that will be offered.
The Center’s Summer Institute includes two courses, Principles and Practice of Injury Prevention and Advanced Seminar in Injury Prevention, which are both offered during Summer Institute and are open to the public. Professionals and practitioners from diverse fields benefit from this intensive training in public health approach to injury and violence prevention.
Tuition and Funding
FUNDING OPPORTUNITY
Through the generosity of the John F. Finklea Fellowship from the CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, one or more attendees will receive support for their Summer Institute tuition for either one of the two courses offered. The Finklea Scholarship is open to all attendees. Scholarship recipients are expected to attend and participate in the entire Summer Institute.
To be considered for this scholarship award, please submit a curriculum vita or resume and a brief statement describing why you want to attend the Institute and how it will help your career in injury prevention (500 word maximum) to Shannon Frattaroli (sfratta1@jhu.edu).
The application deadline and the date by which applicants will be notified about scholarship decisions will be announced here. A committee of Institute faculty will make selections. To reserve your spot in the course, you may register without paying until you receive notification of your award status.
Contact Shannon Frattaroli, PhD, MPH (sfratta1@jhu.edu), Center Director and Professor, with any questions about the John F. Finklea Fellowship.
Contact Us
Questions about the Institute? We're happy to help.
Shannon Frattaroli, PhD, MPH
Director and Professor
sfratta1@jhu.edu