Mailman School Takes Leading Role in New Columbia Global Center in Paris
Recognizing the centrality of public health to any global programming, Columbia President Lee Bollinger has asked the Mailman School to take the lead on research and academic programming for its newest global presence, the Columbia Global Centers | Europe.
Dean Linda Fried is traveling with President Bollinger and other University officials to Paris for the center’s launch on Tuesday, March 16.
The launch brings together distinguished alumni, scholars, public officials, business leaders, and innovators from various sectors. Central to the program will be discussion of the public health issues and challenges confronting populations world-wide.
Crisis Response: Chile and Haiti
- President Bollinger Responds to Chile Earthquake Disaster
- Expert Resources for Media: Chile, Haiti
- Faculty Leadership in Haiti
- Students/Grads-Haiti Response
Public Health Leaders Plan Upcoming Global Conference
School hosts meeting to develop frame- work for pivotal October conference.
Reflections on Haiti
Students from the Program on Forced Migration who worked in Haiti after the earthquake share their experiences.
