When:
Wednesday, March 29th at 6pm
Where:
Marston Library Visualization Room L136
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information: https://www.facebook.com/events/288569044911073
Panelists:
Charles Hobson, MD, MHA, is a Research Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Surgery in the College of Medicine. He worked in Zenica, Bosnia from July 1993 until October 1994, with the International Medical Corps, an American organization that focuses on medical relief in war and disaster areas. Having just finished his surgical residency before leaving for Bosnia, his focus was on the development of Emergency Medical Services in central Bosnia.
Jenny Baxley Lee, MA, BC-DMT, is a Lecturer and Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist with the University of Florida's Center for Arts in Medicine in the College of the Arts. She teaches an annual study abroad program in and around post-conflict Belfast, Northern Ireland entitled Arts for Health, Peace and Community Engagement in Northern Ireland. The program focuses on the arts in healthcare, a history of health and peace disparities and the exploration of creative practice and community engagement in Northern Ireland.
This event is sponsored by the Center for European Studies' Getting to Know Europe grant and the UF Department of Political Science.
This event is part of a larger series from March 21st through the 29th on Southeast Europe: After the Wars
More information on the event series: gtke.ces.ufl.edu
Panelists:
Charles Hobson, MD, MHA, is a Research Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Surgery in the College of Medicine. He worked in Zenica, Bosnia from July 1993 until October 1994, with the International Medical Corps, an American organization that focuses on medical relief in war and disaster areas. Having just finished his surgical residency before leaving for Bosnia, his focus was on the development of Emergency Medical Services in central Bosnia.
Jenny Baxley Lee, MA, BC-DMT, is a Lecturer and Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist with the University of Florida's Center for Arts in Medicine in the College of the Arts. She teaches an annual study abroad program in and around post-conflict Belfast, Northern Ireland entitled Arts for Health, Peace and Community Engagement in Northern Ireland. The program focuses on the arts in healthcare, a history of health and peace disparities and the exploration of creative practice and community engagement in Northern Ireland.
This event is sponsored by the Center for European Studies' Getting to Know Europe grant and the UF Department of Political Science.
This event is part of a larger series from March 21st through the 29th on Southeast Europe: After the Wars
More information on the event series: gtke.ces.ufl.edu
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