One of our speakers is attending to a family emergency and, therefore, we made the difficult decision to postpone today’s electronic hallway conversation. We will inform you of the date/time of the rescheduled event and we sincerely hope you are able to join us. Until then, you have our well wishes on your teaching and learning journey in facilitating productive conversations on racism, race, and public health.
Are you looking to improve how you can facilitate authentic and productive conversations on race and public health in your class discussions? Have you found a way to engage in honest and constructive discussions on race and public health with your students? Undergraduate as well as graduate-level faculty are invited to an electronic hallway conversation entitled “Facilitating Productive Classroom Conversations on Racism, Race, and Public Health.”
Drawing on your real-world experiences, the speakers will host a dynamic learning experience among participants to elicit your stories of what has worked and where you have gotten stuck in trying to meet your colleagues and students in an open, friendly, respectful, and growth-oriented space in discussions of race and public health.
Clinical Professor, Health Sciences
Northeastern University Department of Health Sciences
Chair, ASPPH Education Advisory Committee
Member, ASPPH Task Force on Zero Tolerance for Discrimination, Harassment, and Racism in Public Health
Associate Dean for Inclusive Excellence
University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health
Member, ASPPH Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee and the ASPPH Diversity and Inclusion Section
Member, ASPPH Task Force on Zero Tolerance for Discrimination, Harassment, and Racism in Public Health
Director, MPH Program
University of Pennsylvania Master of Public Health Program
Member, ASPPH Education Advisory Committee
