College of Health and Human Services Homecoming and Outstanding Alumni events

College of Health and Human Services

College of Health and Human Services Homecoming and Outstanding Alumni events

We will once again be inducting alumni into the College of Health and Human Services Outstanding Alumni Academy. You are invited to celebrate and share with the new academy members at two events, a public forum and an induction reception.

Both of these events are free and open to the public, and registration is required. Learn more and register at . Parking for guests will be free in lot 104 adjacent to the Health and Human Services Building.

Public Forum: Transforming Public Policy and Public Health: The Power of Interprofessionalism—a conversation with college outstanding alumni

Friday, Oct. 24, 2014
1 to 2:30 p.m.
Health and Human Services Building room 1010

The forum will focus on the importance of interprofessionlism in creating effective public policy and improved health and human services provision—and outcomes—in all areas of society. Five of this year’s academy inductees who are currently directly involved in public health and public policy will open the forum with comments. They are: Israil Ali, M.P.A., John E. Crews, D.P.A., Bradley Finegood, M.A. LMHC, Amy Freeland, Ph.D., and Julie Shroyer, M.S.W.

An open question and answer and discussion will follow the initial comments, beginning with responses from the full complement of the 2014 outstanding alumni, including: Cynthia Bournazos, Ph.D., Gyl Kasewurm, Au.D., Imelda Reyes, D.N.P., and Jane Vernon, M.A.

Amy Curtis, Ph.D., director of the WMU Center for Health Data Research, Analysis and Mapping and professor in the WMU Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Ph.D. program, will moderate the forum.

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