SERnews – November 2025

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SERnews – November 2025 Edition

November 17, 2025

SER President’s Message

Wendy Nembhard

Drum roll . . . So, what rhymes with Epidemiology? Okay, nothing, but it got you thinking. We are very pleased to announce that members of SER have a new benefit. The journal Epidemiology is now a partner of our society! Members now have the benefits of the American Journal of Epidemiology AND Epidemiology.

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SPC President’s Message

Anthony Nixon, Jr.

Greetings, As we move into November, I’ve been reflecting on where we are as a scientific community — and as people. Across the country, conversations about research priorities, academic freedom, and science communication continue to shape the landscape of public health and population science.

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Discover what’s new – our updated site is now live

Exciting News! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of SER’s newly redesigned website! The updated site offers a fresh look, improved navigation, and easier access to resources that matter most to our community. Explore the new features and stay connected – visit us at ​www.epiresearch.org.​

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2026 Mid-Year Meeting

Join us February 9-13, 2026 for SER’s Virtual Mid-Year Meeting. This meeting will include the opportunity for oral presentations and poster presentations as well as networking events throughout the week.

2026 Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ
June 23-26, 2026

There are many ways to get involved with our Annual 2026 Conference!
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Check out the ​‘Call for Submissions’​ page​
Visit the
Conference Page to stay up to date on all conference details.

Count down to 2026-06-23T15:00:00.000Z​

Introducing the Senior Epidemiologist Network:

The Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER) proudly introduces the Senior Epidemiologist Network—an initiative for professionals with 20+ years in the field. This program fosters connection, mentorship, and continued engagement, recognizing the value of seasoned expertise.

Participants will benefit from senior-focused networking opportunities, contribute input into SER’s strategic direction, support early- and mid-career peers through mentorship, and be recognized for their leadership and legacy in the field.

Upcoming Conference Deadlines

SERmember Insights

​Meghana Shamsunder

“What sparked your decision to become an epidemiologist? It really came down to one class in undergrad and my interest in getting an MPH. As a BSPH student at UNC, I was able to take some master’s-level courses at Gillings. One of them was a graduate-level epi course I took as part of my nutrition curriculum—and I loved it.”.

Membership renewal for 2026 SER is open now!