On April 9, 2009, the Epidemiology and Biostatistics graduate students showcased the current research interests that they are investigating and studying in recognition of National Public Health Week. Presentations included:

• Lisa Bethune, "Lost opportunities for tobacco cessation: diabetics in the Maryland Adult Tobacco Survey"
• Wendy Bibeau, "Examining the role of physical activity, cardiovascular fitness, and neighborhood stress on BMI and waist circumference"
• Hoda Tarek Hammad, "Using mixture models to identify misspecified gestational ages"
• Lindsey Jones, "Using social networking sites to follow adolescent study participants"
• Lynn Scully and Allison O'Niell, "Immigrant health in the United States"
• Jia Wang, "Longitudinal study on antimicrobial susceptibility analysis from conventional poultry farms transitioning to organic farming practices"
• Sonja Williams, "WAH in action: helping others breathe better!"