2026 Utah Public Health Conference

Honoring the past, navigating the present, and designing the future of public health

2026 Abstract Submissions Now Open!

The Call for Abstracts for the 2026 Utah Public Health Conference is open! We are seeking innovative proposals that align with the theme “Honoring the past, navigating the present, and designing the future of public health.” 

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2026 Presentation Abstract Application

Presentation abstracts for the 2026 Utah Public Health Conference are due by December 5, 2025, at 11:59 PM MDT.


All submissions will be reviewed by the UPHA Abstract Review Committee. For questions, please contact Sarah Hodson at sarah@upha.org

Presentation Abstract Application

2026 Poster Abstract Application

Poster abstracts  for the 2026 Utah Public Health Conference are due by January 16, 2026, at 11:59 PM MDT.


All submissions will be reviewed by the UPHA Abstract Review Committee. For questions, please contact Sarah Hodson at sarah@upha.org

Poster Abstract Application

Hear From Our 2025 Attendees

"Your tireless efforts, often behind the scenes, have made a profound impact on countless lives. In the face of unprecedented challenges over the past several years, you have shown unwavering commitment, compassion, and courage. You have been the frontline warriors, the unsung heroes, and the guiding lights during times of uncertainty.”

Julie Gast

Utah State University

"Thank you for being so committed to these values, your resilience to carry forward, and your passion for service, social justice, and dignity. You’ve got this. It might not feel like it today or tomorrow. Give yourself grace and space. And know that all of us who make UPHA are here to help, listen, commiserate, and pull you up when you are ready. We’ve got your back; we are your professional home, where you are seen and valued, and we are in this together."

Teresa Garrett

University of Utah

"Like our own Utah desert tortoise that survives by adapting and moving forward with quiet determination, we too in public health must carry on — not alone, but together. To carry on in protecting what matters, even when it's hard, with quiet determination. To carry on together by remembering that our work is not just a job, but a collective responsibility, to each other, to animals, to the land, and to future generations"

Carl Hanson

Brigham Young University

Thank you, Utah public health workforce.