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Have you checked out all of the different committees that you can be involved with in ACE? Check out the variety here and see which would be the best fit for you to join! bit.ly/406PKKr

Women have always played a vital role in public health, even if their contributions haven't always been recognized.

Today women represent 70% of the global health workforce and 90% of frontline health workers. This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the women who have shaped and continue to shape the field of public health. bit.ly/4baNkQh

The Epidemiology Foundation thanks the sponsors, members and attendees who have supported our efforts. Your support advances our field and the work of ACE. Online giving is easy and secure, donate today: bit.ly/407tpff

The webinar will be titled, Keys to a successful mentoring experience: Notes for mentors and protégés, and take place on Wednesday March 19th at 12pm.

Save the date for our next ACE in Action Webinar with presenters Dr. Sandra Sulsky, ACE Professional Development Committee Chair and Robert McKeown, PhD, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina.

Now is a great time to catch up on any webinars you might have missed, you can find them all on our website today! bit.ly/4hvzUR9

The best way to get all of the updates on our upcoming events and webinars including speakers, sponsorship opportunities, and more, is to follow along on all of our social channels! You can find us on Facebook and LinkedIn at the American College of Epidemiology.

The webinar will be titled, Keys to a successful mentoring experience: Notes for mentors and protégés, and take place on Wednesday March 19th at 12pm.

Save the date for our next ACE in Action Webinar with presenters Dr. Sandra Sulsky, ACE Professional Development Committee Chair and Robert McKeown, PhD, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina.

In the College, there are many opportunities for career development and networking. View the benefits and join today! bit.ly/3B7HT6F

As part of the largest organization focused on the professional needs of epidemiologists, members form an important network to promote epidemiology as both a discipline and a profession.

The best way to get all of the updates on our upcoming Annual Meeting: speakers, sponsorship opportunities, and more, is to follow along on all of our social channels! You can find us on Facebook and LinkedIn at the American College of Epidemiology.

Mark your calendars for the 2025 Annual Meeting will be held from September 7-10, 2025 in Pasadena, California.

"Out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope." Today we honor MLK Jr. on his birthday and recognize all of the progress that he worked toward and we all continue working toward.

The Communication Committee is responsible for identifying, investigating and implementing communications vehicles to meet evolving member needs and promoting a better understanding of the profession of epidemiology to other health professions to the public.

The Epidemiology Foundation extends aid the worldwide epidemiology community, and delivers educational and career advancement initiatives tailored to epidemiologists at various stages of their careers. Discover our vision and contribute today by visiting: bit.ly/3ZAlcjA.

and journal authors for thought-provoking conversations on the latest findings and developments in epidemiologic and methodologic research.

Check out the latest episode of the EpiTalk Podcast. This stimulating podcast series from the Annals of Epidemiology takes you behind the scenes of groundbreaking articles recently published in the journal. Join Editor-in-Chief, Patrick Sullivan,

helping build the next generation of ACE leaders to fulfill its mission and goals. This one-year program is designed with programmatic elements including mentorship, networking, project management, and training. Learn more about the program today: bit.ly/3ZOHC28

January is National Mentor Month and we would like to take the opportunity to highlight the ACE Scholars Program. The ACE Scholars program is intended to foster the leadership development of early career investigators and practitioners in epidemiology,