Boise State University’s School of Public and Population <a href="https://healthylife7.com/ozempic-wegovy-5-mental-health-benefits-of-glp/” title=”Ozempic, Wegovy: 5 Mental Health Benefits of GLP”>Health, in collaboration with the Idaho Public Health Association, will co-host the Idaho Health Priorities Conference on March 1-3, 2027
The theme for the conference is “From Mountains to Main Streets: Connecting Science, Community, and Health Across Idaho.” This convening will unite public health, healthcare and human services professionals, as well as researchers and community leaders from across the state and region. The conference aims to address Idaho’s most pressing challenges when it comes to health and well-being, foster multi-sector and cross-disciplinary collaboration, and build actionable strategies to elevate health outcomes for all Idahoans.
“Boise State SPPH is excited to offer a variety of learning and connection opportunities through the Idaho Health Priorities Conference as it’s one of many ways we can help advance the health and well-being of Idahoans from all walks of life.” said Mike Mann, director of the Boise State School of Public and Population Health
“IPHA is excited to partner with Boise State and other partners to bring this opportunity to our membership and the larger field of professionals, community leaders and volunteers that contribute to public health in Idaho.” said Taylor Neher, Idaho Public Health Association president and School of Public and Population Health assistant professor
The three-day conference will feature keynotes from leading health experts, interactive workshops, research presentations and panel discussions focusing on critical priorities including health and well-being programming, evidence-based practice, state and local policy, workforce development and more. The conference will also include substantial networking and connection opportunities to help strengthen public health and adjacent fields
Entities interested in sponsorship and other promotion opportunities are invited to view the conference exhibitor packet on theSPPH website. Individuals interested in submitting presentation or workshop proposals and directly receiving conference announcements are invited to join the conference mailing list by filling out this form. Organizers invite advocates, practitioners and community members from every corner of Idaho to attend
About Boise State University’s School of Public and Population Health
Boise State University’s School of Public and Population Health (SPPH) prepares future medical and public health professionals to prevent disease, promote health and heal communities. SPPH aims to strengthen and improve the health of all Idahoans and the communities where they live, work and play through excellence in teaching, scholarship and service. With undergraduate degrees in health studies and health data analytics, a master of public health and a doctorate of public and population health leadership, SPPH provides outstanding experiential learning opportunities to benefit students and the communities they serve.
About the Idaho Public Health Association
IPHA’s mission is to provide a forum for individuals and organizations to work collectively to assure conditions under which Idahoans will be healthy. Established in 1939 and receiving 501(c)3 status in 1952, the Idaho Public Health Association (IPHA) is the oldest nonprofit organization representing public, private, and consumer health interests in Idaho. As an affiliate of the American Public Health Association, the purpose of IPHA is to foster and support improvements in the health and welfare of Idaho citizens and to provide a forum for the expression and dissemination of current health issues, trends, and technologies.
Questions? Contact SPPH Marketing and Promotions Manager Hailey Stewart (haileystewart966@boisestate.edu)
