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Back to the listingLeveraging Multigenerational Approaches for Professional Development in Public Health
Provider: Delta Omega
Description: Leveraging Multigenerational Approaches for Professional Development in Public Health
Tine Burroughs, PhD
Drexel University Dornsife School of Public Health, Beta Omega Chapter
Public health professionals enter the field with a wide range of experiences, perspectives, and career paths. In this presentation, Dr. Tine Burroughs explores how a multigenerational approach, defined by professional experience rather than age, can create richer and more inclusive opportunities for professional development.
Drawing on examples from Drexel University’s Coffee & Convos and Population Health Spotlight series, Dr. Burroughs discusses strategies for bringing students, emerging professionals, seasoned practitioners, alumni, and career transitioners together to learn from one another. The presentation highlights the value of storytelling, networking, mentorship, accessible programming, and intentional opportunities for exchanging ideas across career stages.
Whether you are developing professional development programming or looking for ways to grow your own public health career, this session offers practical ideas for building connections, fostering belonging, and creating learning communities that benefit from the diverse experiences of their members.
Tine Burroughs, PhD
Drexel University Dornsife School of Public Health, Beta Omega Chapter
Public health professionals enter the field with a wide range of experiences, perspectives, and career paths. In this presentation, Dr. Tine Burroughs explores how a multigenerational approach, defined by professional experience rather than age, can create richer and more inclusive opportunities for professional development.
Drawing on examples from Drexel University’s Coffee & Convos and Population Health Spotlight series, Dr. Burroughs discusses strategies for bringing students, emerging professionals, seasoned practitioners, alumni, and career transitioners together to learn from one another. The presentation highlights the value of storytelling, networking, mentorship, accessible programming, and intentional opportunities for exchanging ideas across career stages.
Whether you are developing professional development programming or looking for ways to grow your own public health career, this session offers practical ideas for building connections, fostering belonging, and creating learning communities that benefit from the diverse experiences of their members.
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Format: Webinar
Delivery type: Online
Activity Dates: On demand
Activity Date: N/A
Credits: 1
Fee required?: No