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Asya Jones attended the 2009 SACNAS Conference in Dallas on a full travel scholarship. SACNAS is an organization dedicated to increasing diversity in the sciences. At the conference, Asya was surrounded by 3000 students and professionals sharing their experiences. As a scholarship recipient, Asya also visited the University of North Texas Health Science Center which awards various medical and public health degrees.
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Megan Dwyer has extensive clinical experience as a physician assistant student in family medicine, emergency medicine, internal medicine, general surgery, pediatrics, and women's health. She has a Master's degree in Physician Assistant Practice and Bachelor's degrees in History and Psychology. Prior to PA school, she worked as a patient care technician, senior account executive at a healthcare communications firm, and communications coordinator for Teach for America.
Slides: Havasupai People vs Arizona State University
In 1989, the Havasupai Tribe asked an anthropologist at Arizona State University for help in figuring out whether genetics might be contributing to its high rate of diabetes mellitus. The anthropologist recruited a geneticist (who was also interested in schizophrenia) to lead the study.
The rest of the story is disputed. Was only diabetes research mentioned when members of the tribe allowed ASU investigators to collect blood samples or did the Havasupai understand that other questions could be studied when they provided consent for research on “the causes of behavioral/medical disorders”? The researchers determined that the genetic link to diabetes found in another tribe did not exist among the Havasupai, but other ASU researchers who used the samples published papers about alcoholism, mental illness and the tribe’s migration from Asia (thus contradicting the tribe’s core beliefs about its origins).
After seven years of litigation, the suit brought by the tribe in 2003 was finally settled with ASU apologizing, paying $700,000 to 41 of the Havasupai, returning the blood specimens to the tribe, and agreeing to prevent any further research based on information derived from the materials.
This forum will explore such issues as:
What was the meaning of the consent that the Havasupai provided?
What should subjects be told about future research with anonymized samples? What can we tell them?
What are the interests of the tribe (distinct from its members’ interests) and how can and should they be protected?
What are the implications of the ASU-Havasupai case for physician-investigators conducting community-based research in a diverse urban setting like Los Angeles?
Kritsonis Picture Current Biography
Dr. William Allan Kritsonis has had a long and distinguished career in education. He has held professorships at several universities and currently teaches at Prairie View A&M University, where he chairs doctoral dissertations. Dr. Kritsonis has authored over 500 articles and several books. He is also the founder of National Forum Journals, which has published over 4,000 authors. Prairie View A&M University, where Dr. Kritsonis currently teaches, has been highly ranked among historically black colleges and universities.
University of Illinois at Chicago's School of Public Health Scholarship
The University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health is recruiting master's and doctoral students for a 2-3 year fellowship focused on disparities in breast cancer. Students will collaborate with faculty on disparities research, complete coursework, and participate in a community-based project. Current fellows are conducting analyses of breast cancer data and working with community organizations on research related to screening and treatment disparities. The goal is to train the next generation of researchers dedicated to addressing breast cancer in underserved populations.
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Understanding and Preventing the Obesity Epidemic by Albert Anastasio
The document summarizes the student's experiences over three summers conducting research related to nutrition, obesity, and public health. During the summers, the student traveled to Panama, Mexico, China, South Korea, and worked at the Harvard School of Public Health. At Harvard, the student assisted with research projects on perceptions of physical activity in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood and factors influencing biking rates among different populations. The student gained experience with various stages of epidemiological research and writing.
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This document outlines past activities and proposals for future project management by Sutherland Media for UIC Neurosurgery and the Chicago Brain Aneurysm Foundation support group. It details communication initiatives that have reached over 6 million people, as well as event planning that has raised over $150,000. Going forward, Sutherland Media proposes continuing support group promotion, creating a first responders education program, and serving as the UIC Neurosurgery project manager.
Texas 4000 for Cancer - General Information
Texas 4000 for Cancer cultivates student leaders and engages communities in the fight against cancer. Learn more about our program by visiting texas4000.org.
About Dr. William Allan Kritsonis
William Allan Kritsonis is an accomplished educator who has had an illustrious career as a teacher, principal, professor, author, and founder of academic journals. He received his BA, MEd, and PhD and has lectured extensively in the US and abroad. Kritsonis is currently a professor at Prairie View A&M University where he teaches in the PhD program in Educational Leadership and has chaired over 19 doctoral dissertations. He has authored over 500 articles and several books and founded the National FORUM Journals, which have published over 4,000 professors.
Social media for interactions with patients and colleagues - #AACR15 - April ...
Social media for interactions with patients and colleagues - #AACR15 - April ...Emil Lou, M.D., Ph.D, FACP
These are the slides from my presentation on using Social Media to Interact with Patient and Colleagues. This was presented at the AACR Annual Meeting on Saturday, April 18, 2015 as part of the AACR's Professional Advancement Session on Social Media for Scientists:
http://www.abstractsonline.com/plan/ViewSession.aspx?sKey=0d74c9e9-6886-4794-ab95-224bacc1d4d7&mKey={19573A54-AE8F-4E00-9C23-BD6D62268424}William Allan Kritsonis, PhD
William Allan Kritsonis, PhD. Professor Kritsonis earned his PhD from The University of Iowa, M.Ed from Seattle Pacific University, and BA from Central Washington University. He was a Visiting Scholar at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York.
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Public Health Game Night
- 1. Asya Jones, Junior Mathematics 1st Attendant to Miss AUC Public Health
- 2. Last October, I had the opportunity to travel to Dallas for the 2009 SACNAS Conference SACNAS - Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in the Sciences I received a full travel scholarship! The 2010 Conference will be in Anaheim and the application travel scholarships is available now at www.sacnas.org
- 3. For 5 days, I was surrounded by students and professionals who were all dedicated to increasing diversity in the sciences and sharing their experiences with each other. Nearly 3,000 people attended.
- 4. As a scholarship recipient, I had the opportunity to take a trip to the University of North Texas Health Science Center.
- 5. Degrees Awarded: •Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine •Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Sciences •Doctor of Public Health •Master of Physician Assistant Studies •Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences •Master of Public Health •Dual degrees also available Degrees Awarded: •Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine •Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Sciences •Doctor of Public Health •Master of Physician Assistant Studies •Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences •Master of Public Health •Dual degrees also available
- 8. Outbreak at Watersedge was created at the University of Minnesota to help teach people about what public health is. It’s a one-player game where you are responsible for investigating a disease outbreak.
- 9. Outbreak at Watersedge http://www.mclph.umn.edu/watersedge/play.html SACNAS Conference www.sacnas.org UNT Health Science Center www.unthsc.edu
- 10. Outbreak at Watersedge http://www.mclph.umn.edu/watersedge/play.html SACNAS Conference www.sacnas.org UNT Health Science Center www.unthsc.edu
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