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The document is a voluntary demographic information form for applicants to the Graduate Environmental Health program. It aims to ensure equitable recruitment in compliance with federal laws, collecting data on ethnicity, race, sex, date of birth, and state of residence. The information is confidential and used solely for statistical purposes, with no impact on application consideration.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Demographic Information section. This is optional but helps ensure equal opportunity in recruitment.
For Ethnicity, check one box that best describes your background. If you identify as Hispanic or Latino, select that option; otherwise, choose 'Not Hispanic or Latino'.
In the Race section, check all boxes that apply to you. You can select multiple options based on your heritage.
Indicate your Sex by selecting either Female or Male.
Enter your Date of Birth in the provided field.
Fill in your State of Permanent Residence.
Lastly, indicate how you learned about the CDC’s Graduate Environmental Health program by checking all applicable options and providing additional details where necessary.

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