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The Literature of Prescription: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and The Yellow Wall-Paper
The Harrell Health Sciences Library in partnership with the Department of Humanities will host the traveling exhibit: “The Literature of Prescription, Charlotte Perkins Gilman and The Yellow Wall-Paper”. On display from January 27, 2025 to March 8, 2025 in the library commons room C1620. The National Library of Medicine produced this exhibition and companion website. […]
Big10 Neuroscience Seminar
Big10 Neuroscience Seminar
The 2024-2025 monthly Big10 Neuroscience Seminar series brings together the neuroscience community to showcase the research of postdoctoral fellows and early career faculty throughout the country. Anthony J. (A.J.) Baucum II - Proximity labeling uncovers a potential role for the protein phosphatase 1 targeting protein in mediating synaptic protein synthesis: impacts on stiatal associated behaviors […]
4 events,
LION Mobile Clinic at the Mid-Atlantic Vegetable Convention
Come tour our mobile clinic, meet the medical students and physicians, and get your free blood pressure screening!
Good advice about peripheral artery disease
Good advice about peripheral artery disease
A Penn State Health expert will lead a discussion on peripheral artery disease, including symptoms, treatment and outcome.
5 events,
Virtual Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center & Children’s Hospital Virtual Connect
Virtual Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center & Children’s Hospital Virtual Connect
Join us and hear more about why this is an incredible place to live - and to build a career!
Review of 2024 AAMC Graduation Questionnaire Data
Review of 2024 AAMC Graduation Questionnaire Data
Review of 2024 AAMC Graduation Questionnaire Data with Dr. Britta Thompson Description: Each year, the AAMC surveys graduating medical students across the US, asking them to reflect on their medical school experiences. Join Dr. Thompson as she reviews Penn State College of Medicine's data from the graduating class of 2024. Learning Objectives: Describe the structure, […]
Using NVIVO to Manage Your Qualitative Data Analysis
Using NVIVO to Manage Your Qualitative Data Analysis
We invite you to join Nancy Adams for a complimentary online training session focused on the fundamentals of NVIVO for managing qualitative data analysis. In this session, you will gain insights into utilizing NVIVO features to import your data into the platform, develop a codebook, and effectively code your data. Additionally, you will learn how […]
4 events,
Inclusion Academy, Culturally Responsive Care: Racial and ethnic health disparities
Inclusion Academy, Culturally Responsive Care: Racial and ethnic health disparities
This session is organized by the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and is part of the Culturally Responsive Care Series. The session will focus on racial and ethnic health disparities: Ways to address it individually and collectively. During this discussion you will: Identify the major racial and ethnic health disparities in PA and USA […]
Leadership Series: Dr. Inginia Genao and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Belonging
Leadership Series: Dr. Inginia Genao and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Belonging
The College of Medicine Leadership Series is presented by the Dean's Office and College of Medicine leadership. Each month join key leaders for presentations focusing on topics crucial for organizational success. The series will enhance communication and transparency to the larger College of Medicine audience, creating a shared understanding of the many strengths and opportunities […]
5 events,
Upstander Café: Microaggression and Unconscious Bias Education
Upstander Café: Microaggression and Unconscious Bias Education
This session is organized by the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and will focus on Microaggression and Unconscious Bias Education.
Upstander Cafe: Social Justice – Human Trafficking. What it is and why it matters.
Upstander Cafe: Social Justice – Human Trafficking. What it is and why it matters.
Join the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to discuss and gain a better understanding of relevant social justice issues and practice your Upstander Skills to promote engagement and intervention. This session will focus on human Trafficking. What it is and why it matters. Learn what is human traffic The impact of human traffic on […]
5 events,
Inclusion Academy: Experiential Learning-Cultural differences in serving autistic patients
Inclusion Academy: Experiential Learning-Cultural differences in serving autistic patients
This session is organized by the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and is part of the Experiential Learning series. The session will focus on cultural differences in serving autistic patients. During this discussion you will learn: Identify what autism means. Recognize ways to better serve patients with autism Learn the intersectionality of autism and […]
Inclusion Academy: Experiential Learning-Cultural differences in serving autistic patients
Inclusion Academy: Experiential Learning-Cultural differences in serving autistic patients
This session is organized by the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and is part of the Experiential Learning series. The session will focus on cultural differences in serving autistic patients. During this discussion you will learn: Identify what autism means. Recognize ways to better serve patients with autism Learn the intersectionality of autism and […]
7 events,
Humanities Grand Rounds
Humanities Grand Rounds
Graphic Public Health: A Tool for Health Communication, Education, and Advocacy What is Graphic Public Health? Whit Taylor, MPH will discuss the relationship between Graphic Public Health and Graphic Medicine as well as its application in public health communication, education, and advocacy. Taylor will provide some insights into this growing medium, sharing her own journey […]
How Can Educators Use Questions to Promote Learning?
How Can Educators Use Questions to Promote Learning?
How Can Educators Use Questions to Promote Learning? Presenter: Jeanine Beatty-Chadha Objectives: By the end of the session, each participant will be able to: Generate questions that promote higher order thinking. Identify at least one way to use questioning more effectively when teaching. Register here
4 events,
Live Music in Lobbies Today
10 - 11:30 am • Main lobby Anthony Haubert (Piano) 11:30 am – 1 pm • PSCI lobby Seasons (Harp and Dulcimer) 1 – 2 pm • PSCI lobby Shelba Purtle (Hand Pans) 1 – 2:30 pm • PSCI lobby Jonathan Frazier (Painting)
Inclusion Academy, Culturally Responsive Care: Community health and the role it plays in building access
Inclusion Academy, Culturally Responsive Care: Community health and the role it plays in building access
This session is organized by the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and is part of the Culturally Responsive Care Series. The session will focus on community health and the role it plays in building access. During this discussion you will: Learn what is community health and its implications on CRC Identify Community Health assets […]
Condensed Childbirth Preparation
Condensed Childbirth Preparation
This one-evening, two-hour class is a condensed version of our weekend childbirth preparation class, focusing on comfort measures and breathing techniques for labor. It can also be taken as a refresher class if you've given birth before. Class runs from 6-8 p.m.
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