ColoradoSPH Research Exchange
About The Event
This event brings the Colorado School of Public Health community together in person. It's a chance to celebrate the great work of our colleagues, share and trade ideas, and build bridges across departments, units, and campuses. Faculty and students from all three of our universities—CU Anschutz, CSU, and UNC—and community partners who share our dedication to public health are invited to participate. The Office of Research and the Faculty Senate Research Committee invite you to attend the fifth annual ColoradoSPH Research Exchange.
- Date: Friday, November 13, 2026
- Location: Anschutz Health Sciences Building
- Cost: This is a free event! Breakfast, lunch, and parking will be provided.
Join us! Register by November 4th.
Poster Session
Poster abstract submissions will be announced this summer.
2026 Poster Rubric
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Keynote Speaker
Tamarra James-Todd, PhD, MPH
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Dr. Tamarra James-Todd is a Professor of Environmental Reproductive Epidemiology in the Department of Environmental Health at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She directs the Environmental Reproductive Justice (ERJ) Lab, which seeks to investigate the role of consumer product chemicals on reproductive and cardiometabolic health and health disparities. She takes a solution-oriented approach that includes running several randomized controlled trials to improve environmental health literacy of consumer product chemicals as a strategy to reduce the risk of adverse health outcomes and health disparities. She is the PI of several R01s, including the ERGO Study. She is also the Principal Investigator for the Community Engagement Core of the MEMCARE P42 Superfund Research Center, the Deputy Director of the Harvard Chan NIEHS P30 Center, and co-founder of the Community-engaged Environmental Data Science (CEEDS) training, a multi-P30 Center-funded training on community-engaged research methods for environmental health disparities research. Dr. James-Todd received her B.S. in molecular biology from Vanderbilt University, MPH in International Health from Boston University, and PhD in Epidemiology from Columbia University.
Panel Topics
Panels | To Be Announced
Parking Information
The Monte Vista or Snowmass visitor lots on the Anschutz Medical Campus will be available for free parking. A parking code with instructions will be sent out prior to the event.