Louisiana Department of Health Student Internship Program | Spring 2027 | Apply by October 18
Interested in seeing public health policy in action? The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in public policy, government operations, and public health initiatives. Interns will engage in projects and activities across various LDH departments, gaining exposure to the work that shapes health outcomes across Louisiana. Applicants must have completed at least their freshman year of college.
Euki User Advisory Team | Paid, Virtual Opportunity | Apply by October 16
Help shape the future of reproductive health technology! Euki, a privacy-focused period tracking app, is recruiting a diverse cohort of advisors to collaborate with its product and design teams. This paid, 12-month opportunity allows participants to contribute to the development of an app used globally. Members meet virtually for approximately 2–3 hours per month and receive a stipend for their participation.
New Orleans Medical Reserve Corps | Volunteer Opportunity
Looking to make a difference in local public health? The New Orleans Medical Reserve Corps, part of the NOLA Ready Volunteer Corps, supports the city’s public health emergency preparedness and response efforts. Volunteers can get involved in community outreach, vaccination clinics, first aid stations, shelter operations, and other initiatives that strengthen community health and resilience.
Learn more and get involved here!
New Orleans Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (NOHSEP) Internship | Semester-Long Opportunity
Explore the intersection of public health, emergency management, and community resilience! NOHSEP offers undergraduate students a semester-long internship with flexible hours and hands-on experience in emergency preparedness and disaster response. Interns work alongside professionals in areas such as hazard mitigation, community engagement, emergency planning, disaster recovery, and resilience.
Networking Shabbat | October 23 | 6:30–8:30 PM
Connect with New Orleans professionals over a Tulane Hillel-hosted Shabbat dinner! This is a unique networking event brings together Tulane students and community leaders from a variety of industries, including Public Health, for an evening of connecting and relationship-building. Students can choose a table based on their interests, learn about different career paths, ask questions, and make connections in a relaxed, welcoming setting. The event is free and open to all Tulane students, with a delicious dinner provided. Bring your friends and don’t forget your Splashcard!
APHL 2026 Newborn Screening Symposium
October 11th–15th | Hyatt Regency New Orleans: 601 Loyola Avenue, New Orleans
The Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) is bringing its 2026 Newborn Screening Symposium to New Orleans! Students can attend sessions covering newborn screening, genetics, emerging laboratory technologies, clinical outcomes, and public health policy while learning directly from professionals working across public health, healthcare, and research. The symposium also provides a unique opportunity to network with laboratory professionals, researchers, clinicians, genetic counselors, and other leaders in the field.
Conference registration is normally $800 for general attendees and $250 for students, but Tulane students can register for FREE through Handshake. Take this opportunity to learn from public health professionals, explore career and research pathways, experience a large health conference, and make professional connections.
Labcorp Oncology Medical Affairs Internship – Summer 2027
Durham, NC and Remote | June 1st- August 13th | Paid: $20-25/hr
Join Labcorp’s Oncology Medical Team for an 11-week paid internship focused on oncology diagnostics, precision medicine, and medical affairs. Interns will conduct literature reviews, summarize clinical evidence, develop scientific materials, track emerging oncology trends, and collaborate with teams across Medical Affairs, Research, Commercial, and Market Access. The program also offers mentorship, professional development, networking, and exposure to senior leadership. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in medical and scientific research in its application to public health. Apply here by October 12th.
CDC John R. Lewis Scholars: Project IMHOTEP | Summer 2027
June 1–August 12 | Paid + Housing & Travel Support | Applications Open Now
The Lewis Scholars’ Project IMHOTEP is an 11-week public health training and research program for current juniors, seniors, and recent graduates. Students begin with training in epidemiology, biostatistics, health disparities, and scientific writing, then complete a mentored research project with professionals at the CDC, academic institutions, health agencies, or community organizations. Participants receive a stipend, housing at Morehouse College, travel support, and course credit, and finish the summer with a research manuscript and presentation. Applications open October 1 and close January 31.
Tulane Cancer Center Wave Makers 5K | October 18
Lafreniere Park | Run, Walk, or Volunteer!
Get involved locally with the Tulane Cancer Center at its Wave Makers 5K on October 18 at Lafreniere Park. Students can run, walk, or volunteer, with proceeds directly supporting Tulane Cancer Center research, patient care, and community outreach. This is a great community-oriented opportunity to support the fight against cancer, connect with the Tulane community, and spend a healthy morning outside! Participants also receive a race shirt, medal, post-race refreshments, plus live music from the Tulane Marching Band and a post-race party. Find more information and registration here.
Prevounce Preventive Health Scholarship
$1,000 Undergraduate Scholarship | Apply by October 16
Prevounce is offering a $1,000 scholarship to undergraduate students pursuing careers in healthcare or health-related fields. Selection is based on leadership, academics, and achievements, and applicants will submit a resume, transcript, and a 650-word essay discussing why they are pursuing healthcare and how they hope to play a role in preventing illness. The application is open to students enrolled at accredited U.S. institutions in relevant field, making this a great opportunity for any student interested in public health, medicine, healthcare, prevention, and wellness. Applications are due October 16 at 11:59 PM ET.
Society of Public Health Education: National Health Education Week
October 19–23, 2026 | Virtual
Join the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE) for National Health Education Week! This week features daily webinars exploring emerging topics across health education and public health. This year’s sessions include ethical AI in health education, universal design and accessibility, public health informatics, Alaska Native health research, and reproductive health equity. Individual webinars are available to students for free or at discounted rates!
Research Assistant | Celia Scott Weatherhead School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
New Orleans, LA | 20 hours/week | $12/hr
Assist Tulane graduate research team conducting community-based data collection in New Orleans. Responsibilities include administering surveys, entering data, traveling to community locations, and interacting with diverse populations.
Apply: Email your CV/resume to Momi Sagoe at msagoe@tulane.edu and Dr. Kissinger at kissing@tulane.edu.
Newcomb-Tulane College Small Grants | Up to $1,500
Funding for Research, Conferences & Academic Opportunities
Have an academic opportunity you want to pursue but need funding to make it possible? Newcomb-Tulane College offers Small Grants of up to $1,500 to support undergraduate academic and professional development experiences. Funding can support eligible expenses related to research, academic projects, and travel to domestic academic conferences where the student is presenting. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed monthly.
Battelle Summer 2027 Public Health Research Intern
Summer 2027 | Columbus, OH or Remote
Application Deadline: October 23, 2026
Join Battelle, a major research and development organization, to gain hands-on experience with its Public Health Research Group. Interns support applied research projects addressing real-world public health challenges, with exposure to areas such as epidemiology, health data, program evaluation, and population health research.