Presentation I made for my teaching internship with the Women's Health Issues course offered at Kent State University in the Fall of 2015.

1. The Age of
AIDS.
Women’s Health Issues
HED 45025-001
11.02.15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okMdC9-YqrE

2. “It’s a very human virus…
a very human epidemic. It touches right to the
heart of our existence," says Dr. Peter Piot,
executive director of UNAIDS. "When you
think of it, that in let's say 25 years, about 70
million people have become infected with this
virus, probably coming from one
[transmission] ... it's mind blowing.“
https://www.kent.edu/ehhs/hs/profile/dr-dianne-kerr
I have spent most of my career (since 1984) working
on the HIV/AIDS epidemic conducting AIDS
Education teacher training in national and state
venues and teaching about HIV at Kent State. I have
been awarded the Ohio AIDS Service Award twice.
Some of my career was spent as the AIDS Education
Project Director for the American School Health
Association where I taught school personnel how to
teach about AIDS early in the epidemic. My research
encompasses HIV education, sexual minority health,
and women's health issues.
Dr. Kerr’s Work

4. Current Events;
“The Most Hated Man In America”
Martin Shkreli
World AIDS Day
Tuesday, Dec. 1st