Seminars

Research Seminars

College of Health Research Office

Fridays 1-2 p.m.

Hallie E. Ford Center 115 and Zoom

This seminar series provides a forum for faculty in the College of Health and other researchers (national and international) to present and discuss current research topics in an environment conducive to stimulating research collaboration and fostering student learning.

Faculty and students from other colleges, research centers and institutions are encouraged to participate.

The seminar series is co-sponsored by:

Spring term 2025 seminars

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Research misconduct: Impact on science and society

Friday, April 4

College of Health Professor Chunhuei Chi will lead the presentation along with Lisa Leventhal, OSU’s research integrity officer and director for the Program of Responsible Research Practices.

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Kimberly Harmon

Leadership Lessons from Medicine and Sport: Breaking Barriers, Building Futures

Tuesday, April 8

Kimberly G. Harmon, MD, professor in the departments of Family Medicine and Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine at the University of Washington.

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NVIDIA Solutions to Accelerate Health Research

Friday, April 18

NVIDIA Solutions Architect, Higher Education & Research Huiwen Ju, COH Senior Assistant Research Professor Andy Larkin and COH Professor Denise Hynes.

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Reporting research results to study participants: Lessons learned across three research cohorts

Friday, April 25

Associate Professor and Senior Researcher Diana Rohlman, College of Agricultural Sciences, Oregon State University.

Co-sponsored by the COH Environmental and Occupational Health Program.

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Maintaining confidentiality and security in the peer review process

Friday, May 2

COH Associate Dean for Academic and Faculty Affairs Laurel Kincl will present the training with COH Associate Professor Sam Logan.

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Consequences of ending federal protections for abortion in the United States: Lessons from the Turnaway Study

Friday, May 9

Professor Diana Greene Foster, University of California, San Francisco.

Co-sponsored by the COH Center for Global Health.

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Graduate Research Symposium

Friday, May 16

College of Health graduate students will present their research accomplishments and scientific discoveries.

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Staying the Course from Evidence to Clinical Practice:
Past and Future Challenges in Breast Cancer Preventive Screening Guidelines

Friday, May 23

Jillian Henderson, Kaiser-Permanente Center for Health Research.

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Building the COH Signature Research Areas

Friday, May 30

The steering committee for COH signature research areas will present. Speakers include Jessica Gorman, Perry Hystad and Andy Pitchford.

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Rigor, reproducibility and data management practices

Friday, June 6

COH Senior Assistant Research Professor Andy Larkin will present along with COEAS Associate Professor Clara Llebot Lorente.

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Video of past seminars