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Center for Community Health & Prevention

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Education & Seminars

The Center provides educational lectures, interactive classes and other events featuring expert speakers. Topics focus on issues in public health, health policy, chronic disease prevention and health promotion.

  • Got Health? Talk: This free health talk series aims to help community members get and stay healthy. Got Health is provided in partnership with the Center, the Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County and the YMCA of Greater Rochester. 
  • Promote HEALTH Talks: The one-hour health talks, given by members of our Promote HEALTH team, are available for community groups, corporate retreats, places of worship and more.
  • Public Health Grand Rounds: Through this series, UR faculty, staff, students and community partners can hear about community-based initiatives to reduce health inequities, improve access to care and tackle some of our toughest health challenges.
  • Bernard Guyer Lecture in Public Health: Established in 2011, the annual lecture is presented in partnership by the Center and the Departments of Medicine, Public Health Sciences and Pediatrics.
  • Dr. David Satcher Community Health Improvement Award: The annual Awards event, complete with lecture by a prominent keynote speaker, recognizes University of Rochester Medical Center faculty and staff for significant contributions to the health of the community through research, teaching, practice and/or service programs.
  • Community Engagement in Research and Population Health Course: Explore the importance of engaging our community as researchers, educators and managers to improve the health of our population. Learn how health systems are changing to better measure and address community needs, both inside and outside of health care delivery. In this free online course, participants will gain an understanding of the changing landscape of the health system, learn how delivery systems work together to plan health improvement and how effective community-based participation in research and intervention is crucial to developing effective solutions.