We’re excited to invite you to an engaging day of interactive discussions, shared meals, and collaborative visioning for a transformative new undergraduate program at the University of Manitoba.
The Department of Community Health Sciences is evolving into the College of Community and Global Health (CCGH) and introducing an innovative undergraduate program rooted in the strengths of the former Family Social Sciences program and the current Interdisciplinary Health Studies program.
This new program will address pressing community and global health challenges by fostering enriched learning experiences and meaningful community partnerships and will advance the University’s commitments to reconciliation and action.
Why Your Input Matters
Your insights are critical in designing a program that:
- Reflects the priorities and needs of diverse communities.
- Equips students with the skills and knowledge to make a lasting impact.
- Strengthens networks between the university and community organizations.
- Drives collaborative solutions to community and global health challenges.
Gathering Event Highlights:
- A welcoming, collaborative space for open dialogue and innovative thinking.
- Opportunities to network and build partnerships with other community leaders.
- Interactive discussions that ensure your voice shapes the program’s vision and goals.
- Delicious meals and refreshments are provided throughout the day.
How You Can Contribute:
We invite you or a representative from your organization to engage with us:
- January 20, 2025 Engagement Session: Help shape program priorities and curriculum design. (RSVP Below)
- Meet with us before the January meeting to discuss the program plans and opportunities.
- Advisory Role: Offer insights throughout the development process.
- Partnership Opportunities: Collaborate on student placements, research, or initiatives.
· Engagement Survey: We value your insights! Please take a moment to complete our quick, 10-minute survey to share your ideas, priorities and how you would like to be engaged.
o Your input will help shape the January event and the future undergraduate program. Click here to participate: LINK.
Thank you for helping shape the future of the College of Community and Global Health! With your involvement, we know we can move towards positive and productive change.
Sincerely
Dr. Michelle Driedger
Professor and Department Head
Dr. Andrew Hatala
Associate Professor and Undergraduate Program Director
Max Rady College of Medicine
Community Health Sciences
University of Manitoba
