Thursday, September 11, 2008

Global Poverty and Health Crisis

I first wanted to start off by thanking Emma and Sarah for describing such an incredible experience at the conference they attended!

Speaking of conferences, I received an invitation in the mail for two different conferences regarding Global Poverty and Health Crisis lead by renowned faculty at UC Berkeley. I extend the invitation to anyone who is interested.

Here is the information:

Global Poverty: Challenges and Innovations in the New Millennium
Wednesday October 29th in San Francisco City Club
Faculty speakers: Ananya Roy and Tom Kalil

Learn how the world at large-- and Cal students in particular-- are responding to the increasingly global nature of our society. See how Berkeley students use science and technology to enhance public health particularly among the world's poor.

Health Crisis in America:
Thursday, October 30 Montgomery Theater, San Jose
Faculty speakers: Pat Crawford, Stephen Shortell, Robert Tijan

Hear about the incredible promise that stem-cell research holds. Learn about emerging approaches for fighting obesity. Discuss the potential for improvement in America's health system.

6-7pm: Networking reception with no host bar

7-8:30pm: Lecture and Q&A session

$20 per person
$25 at the door (seating limited)

Visit discovercal.berkeley.edu to register

Questions: Call 888.UNIV.CAL

This is a great opportunity to listen and engage with renown faculty/ alumni who attend as well as network for future job/ internship opportunities.

I hope some of you will mark your calenders for these events!

Sheila Baxter

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