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APHA Annual Meeting and EXPO

The 2025 Annual Meeting and Expo is occurring from November 2-5 in Washington, DC, USA! Come and hear about incredible research in the field of public health, especially in public health genetics!

oPPORTUNITIES

pRESENT YOUR RESEARCH!

Each year, public health professionals from all disciplines and specialties present projects and research they have been conducting during Oral Sessions and Poster Sessions. Present what you've been doing at one of these events!

Network with public health professionals!

Engage with public health professionals at social events and at the Expo! Hear about their research and professional experiences. This is a great time to develop relationships and find new mentors!

Explore job opportunities!

Pop down to the APHA Expo, where companies and organizations will present what they do and see if there are any job openings!

Learn new things!

Attend business meetings, oral sessions, and poster sessions to hear about up-and-coming research and new projects in the field of public health! Every day offers a plethora of sessions for you to attend, so take advantage of these opportunities!

Our sessions

Coming soon!

Hear from past attendees!

"I've attended the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo every year since 2021 and found it was a great opportunity to network with public health professionals, learn about new developments, and hear from genetics researchers about their projects! I've also gotten to present my own research, which allowed me to improve my oral communication and presentation skills as well as connect with public health professionals with similar research and career interests as me."

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- Haley Director

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