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 […]

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11:30 am – 1 pm • UPC lobby Dani Fiore (Percussion)

This workshop on Zoom will teach attendees how to build an advanced search in PubMed and incorporate MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) terminology into their search strategies. Please register here.

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 […]

Safe@Home is a fun, interactive virtual class designed to help kids build the skills they need to stay safe and handle unexpected situations with confidence.

10 - 11:30 am • UPC lobby Jonathan Frazier (Piano)

Research Quality Assurance will hold their next lunchtime lecture on Wednesday, February 19 at Noon. Dr. Zissis Chroneos will be presenting on "Physiology Meets Immunology". Attendees will learn how pulmonary surfactant supports effortless breathing and immunological health in the respiratory tract across the lifespan. This will be a free virtual webinar. You may register for […]

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? 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

All are welcome!  Share your journey and connect with other moms and future moms at our bi-monthly support group which meets the first and third Wednesdays.  For breastfeeding families, our lactation team will be available to answer your questions and address your concerns.  We will be sharing our stories and discussing anything and everything motherhood […]

Test your knowledge about bariatric surgery.

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 […]

Penn State Health cardiology experts discuss the latest advances in the care and prevention of heart disease.

Mindfulness in the Medical Learning Environment: An Opportunity for the Struggling Learner? will be presented by Emmanuelle Williams, MD, MEd, Distinguished Award Recipient Learning Objectives: To define mindfulness in the setting of medical education To appraise the role of mindfulness interventions for struggling medical students To compare the role of mindfulness interventions for medical students […]

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 Culturally Responsive Care Identify Community […]

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.

2:30 – 4 pm • Main lobby Luke Lee (Cello)

Theatre of War stages public performances of classic works of literature that are linked to social themes, often related to health. In this performance, Refutation, historical sources about the 1793 Yellow Fever epidemic in Philadelphia are the foundation to explore continuing health inequities in our present day. The Greenwall Foundation’s 75th anniversary celebration continues into […]

Theatre of War stages public performances of classic works of literature that are linked to social themes, often related to health. In this performance, Refutation, historical sources about the 1793 Yellow Fever epidemic in Philadelphia are the foundation to explore continuing health inequities in our present day. The Greenwall Foundation’s 75th anniversary celebration continues into […]