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2002
Summer Public Health Research Institute and Videoconference on Minority
Health
Webcast of the opening and keynote presentations
The opening and keynote presentations from
the 2002 summer Public Health Research Institute and Videoconference on
Minority Health will be broadcast via the internet. The Broadcast will
begin at 1.30 p.m (EST) and will continue till 4.30 p.m (EDT) on Monday,
June 17, 2002. Please register with us to view the webcast.
Click here to view the webcast
(MONDAY only)
(IMPORTANT: USE INTERNET EXPLORER TO VIEW THE WEBCAST)
RealPlayer is required to view this broadcast.
You may download a free copy from www.real.com/player
(be sure to check the Minimum System Requirements on that page).
After you have installed RealPlayer, test your ability to download
the webcast by viewing the archived
webcast of the 4th Annual William T. Small Keynote Lecture
by Sherman A. James, Ph.D from the 24th Annual Minority Health
conference, March 1, 2002.
You will also need an Internet connection (at least 28.8K bps;
faster is better).
Be sure to test
your computer setup well in advance of the broadcast so you can
obtain assistance from your usual source of technical support. |
Opening Presentation:
MONDAY, June 17, 2002 (Begins: 10:30am
PDT, 11:30am MDT, 12:30pm
CDT, 01:30pm EDT)
Racial
and Ethnic Disparities in Health: An Overview of National Data
and NIH Future Directions in Behavioral and Social Causal Factors
Raynard
Kington, M.D., Ph.D.
Director, Office of Behavioral and
Social Sciences Research, National Institutes
of Health
Moderator: Vijaya K. Hogan, Dr.P.H., Clinical Associate Professor,
Dept Maternal and Child Health; Director, Curriculum on Health Disparities,
School of Public Health; on detail from the Division of Reproductive Health
at the CDC.
Keynote Lecture:
MONDAY, June 17, 2002 (Begins: 12:05pm
PDT, 01:05pm MDT, 02:05pm
CDT, 03:05pm EDT)
SES,
Ethnicity, Culture: Toward Understanding the Sources of Disparity
in Academic and Mental Health Outcomes
Oscar
A. Barbarin, III, Ph.D. (Keynote)
L. Richardson and Emily Preyer Bicentennial Distinguished Professor for
Strengthening Families, School of Social
Work and Senior Investigator, Frank
Porter Graham Child Development Center, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, NC
Moderator: Victor J. Schoenbach, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department
of Epidemiology; Principal Investigator, Minority Health Project, School
of Public Health, UNC-CH.
Links:
2002
Institute home page
Agenda
Continuing
education credits
Credits
and acknowledgements
Find
a downlink site in your area
Instructors
Objectives,
intended audience, policies
Participant
evaluation forms
Pre-register
to attend the Institute at UNC-CH
Videoconference
materials
Videotapes
Webcast
of the opening & keynote lectures
Links for downlink sites:
General
information
Information
for site facilitators
Downlink
agreement
Register
a satellite downlink site
Publicity
flyer (620 kb word doc)
Daily
attendance form (33 kb word doc)
Other links:
Previous
Videoconferences in this series
Final
report on the 2001 Videoconference
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