The Global Public Health program announces the 2016 Global Public Health lecture series. This series features weekly lectures by prominent Montana local healthcare practitioners and professionals who work in lowincome countries in the realm of health. These lectures cover timely topics from sanitation to ebola through the real world experiences of Montana health-care practitioners. The series introduces healthcare issues facing the world community from an interdisciplinary perspective. This series is intended for a broad range of interests and includes insights from medicine, epidemiology, nursing, anthropology, biology, political science, communityhealth planning, communications, and ethics. Undergraduate students from all majors, as well as the wider western Montana community, should find the series enlightening and inspiring.