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Now accepting applications for Fall 2017 - St Louis College for Public Health and Social Justice

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Dear Colleague, Within the first year of graduation, 99% of our graduates are beginning their careers, placed in fellowships or furthering their education. They're at health departments, healthcare systems, nonprofits, in the military and more, making a difference and improving health.  With Saint Louis University's emphasis on applied learning, including a robust infrastructure to support student internships experiences, our students graduate ready to take the next step.  Student internships often lead to great jobs too. Check out 2016 Master of Public Health graduate Dylan Steigerwald's story. He's working as an epidemiologist at the St. Louis County Department of Health.   We are still accepting applications for the fall 2017 term. Please let me know if I can be of assistance in helping any of your students get on track for a great career. Gratefully ,  Bernie Backer Director of Graduate Admission...

Year long fellowship - social justice and health care

Do you have a passion for social justice and health care ? Would you like to work for one of the country's leading advocacy organizations ? Are you graduating in 2016? Each year, Families USA , the national voice for health care consumers, hires two policy fellows. These fellows work on some of the country's most pressing health care and low-income issues, learning first hand how to make policy change. Our deadlines are fast approaching, so apply soon! The Villers Fellowship for Health Care Justice was created to develop a network of young leaders who share a passion for health care justice . Each year, the Villers Fellow works in our health policy department and, through writing, research and outreach, assists our organization's efforts to improve access to health coverage for all Americans. The Wellstone Fellowship for Social Justice advances social justice through health care advocacy work by focusing on the unique challenges facing many low-income and m...