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Monday,
June 28, 2004
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11:00
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West
Registration Desk
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Registration
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11:00
am–7:00 pm
Blue
Prefunction
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Exhibits
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12
noon – 1:50 pm
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Regional
Boards of Directors Luncheon Meetings
(closed)
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Congressional
A
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CAAHP
Sponsor:
University
of Glasgow Veterinary School, Glasgow, Scotland.
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Congressional
B
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NEAAHP
Sponsor:
Karol Marcinkowski University of Medical Sciences
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Capitol
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SAAHP
Sponsor: Atlanta
Campus of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
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Embassy
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WAAHP
Sponsor: The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
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2:00 –
5:00 pm
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Opening
Workshops (Concurrent Sessions)
(Advisors: please note that it is necessary to register online for
these opening workshops. Click
here for online Registration form )
The
NAAHP has a long history of promoting the professional development of new
and experienced health professions advisors. Pre-conference workshops
feature experienced advisors and other health professions experts sharing
their expertise to help advisors be more effective in their mission.
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Diplomat
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Workshop 1: New Advisors’
Workshops
This
workshop will provide new advisors with a wealth of information, tools,
and resources (including the New Advisors Handbook) from a panel of
seasoned advisors. The goal
of this session is to assist new advisors with the difficult transition
into their new roles as health professions advisors, putting them on the
quick path to excellence. Come
expecting a lively exchange of information and ideas about your new
responsibilities as a health professions advisor.
This session is divided into two sections: “Mentor, Pal, or
Gatekeeper: What Role Should an Advisor Play?” and
“The Application Process from A to Z.”
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2:00 –
3:15 pm
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Topic
1: “Mentor, Pal, or
Gatekeeper: What Role Should an Advisor Play?”
Description:
A number of questions are proposed to give focus to this session.
What role should an advisor play in helping health professions
students? What are the
professional qualities important to being an effective health professions
advisor? How do you
want to be perceived in your role as a health professions advisor?”
Moderator:
Glen Zamansky, Boston University
Panel:
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Kerry Cheesman, Capital University
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Joni Huff, Yale University
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Cecilia Fox, Occidental College
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3:35 –
4:50 pm
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Topic
2: “The Application Process
from A to Z”
As
with the earlier session, this one will center around a number of
questions. How do you go
about evaluating your health professions students?
What do you need to know about the application process, writing
letters of evaluation, conducting an effective interview, and the
selection process at health professions institutions? Equally importantly,
where do you go when you need help?
Moderator:
Glen Zamansky, Boston University
Panelists:
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Linda Scott, University of
California -Davis
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Kay Singer, Duke University
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Others
The
valuable Premedical Advisor’s Reference Manual will be available
for sale at this session |
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Executive
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Workshop 2: Experienced
Advisors’ Workshops
Professional
development is a work in progress as advisors soon find out after entering
health professions advising. The
two sessions, The Postbac Experience and Listening Skills, provide
experienced advisors with new information and tools to enhance their
ongoing effectiveness as health professions advisors. |
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2:00 –
3:15 pm
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Topic
1: The Postbac Experience
The
goal of this session is to introduce advisors to the various types of
postbac programs and help delineate the factors students should consider
when choosing among them. Representatives from a selective
career-changer program, an undergraduate enhancement program, a special
master's program and a program specifically servicing underrepresented
minority students will give brief presentations.
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3:30 –
4:50 pm
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Topic
2: How
To Listen So Students Will Talk, And Talk So
Students
Will Listen
Interactive exercises with two
nationally and internationally known authorities will provide advisors
with an instrument to judge their listening skills and to translate what
was learned into valuable tools to help students improve their ability to
be effective listeners. |
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5:00 –
6:00 pm
Ambassador
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New
and Experienced Advisors’ Reception
Sponsor: Association of
Chiropractic Colleges
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6:00 –
7:30 pm
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Dinner on your own
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7:30 –
7:50 pm
Blue
Room
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Welcome to
the 16th NAAHP National Meeting
C. Larry Sullivan,
President
Jeremiah L. Putnam, National Meeting Chair
Susan
A. Maxwell, Executive Director
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7:50– 8:50
pm
Blue
Room
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Keynote
Address
Growing up Together:
NAAHP, US Healthcare and The
Rolling Stones
William
G. Gonzalez
Wm. Gonzalez and Assoc.
Leadership Development for Healthcare Executives
Chicago
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9:00
–11:00 pm
Ambassador
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Opening Reception
Sponsor: Ross University
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Tuesday,
June 29, 2004
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6:30 –
7:45 am
Ambassador
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Breakfast
Sponsor:
American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine
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8:00 am –
5:00 pm
West
Registration Desk
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Registration
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8:00 am
– 5:00 pm
Blue Prefunction
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Exhibits
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8:00
– 10:00 am
Blue Room
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Professional Trends and Updates
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Naturopathic
Medicine
Pharmacy
Veterinary Medicine
Public Health
Physician Assistants
Physical Therapy
Osteopathic
Medicine
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10:00 –
10:15 am
Blue
Prefunction
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Break
Sponsor: American Dental Association
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10:15 –
11:30 am
Diplomat
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Advisors
Fair
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11:40 am
– 12:40 pm
Ambassador
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The History and Future of the
NAAHP
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12:45 –
2:00 pm
Blue Room
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Lunch
Sponsor:
St. George’s University School of Medicine and School of
Veterinary Medicine
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2:15 –
3:35 pm
Diplomat
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Diversity,
a Compelling Interest: the Impact of the Supreme Court Decision on Admission Processes and Advising
Sponsor:
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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3:35 –
3:50 pm
Blue Prefunction
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Break
Sponsors: American Physical Therapy Association
and
American Occupational Therapy Association
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4:00 –
6:00 pm
Blue Room
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Application
Updates
CASPA
VMCAS
AADSAS
AACOMAS
AMCAS
AACPMAS
PharmCAS
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6:00 –
7:30 pm
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Dinner
on your own
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7:30 –
9:30 pm
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Hot and Cool
Topics
(these
diverse, one hour sessions will be repeated)
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Hampton
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Session
1: To What Degree do/should we Rank Students in Letters of
Evaluation?
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Diplomat
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Session
2: Financial Aid and Financial Wellness
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Executive
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Session
3: MCAT Preparation Courses:
Commercial
and
Institutional
Approaches
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Empire
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Session
4: Electronic Submission of Letters of
Evaluation
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Congressional
A
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Session
5: The Future of the MCAT
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Congressional
B
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Session
6: Discussion of the Future Direction of the NAAHP
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9:30 –
11:00 pm
Ambassador
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Reception – Wine Tasting
Sponsor:
Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry - ASCO
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Wednesday,
June 30, 2004
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6:30 –
7:30 am
Hotel Lobby
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The Washington Walk
Join
your colleagues for a brisk walk/easy jog through the National Zoo,
weather permitting.
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8:00 am –
12:00 noon
West Registration Desk
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Registration
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8:00 am
– 12:00 noon
Blue
Prefunction
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Exhibits
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7:30
– 10:45 am
Empire
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Regional
Business Meetings and Program with Breakfast
Central
Association of Advisors for the Health Professions
Sponsor:
Karol Marcinkowski University of Medical Sciences
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8:00-10:45
am
Blue Room
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Northeast
Association of Advisors for the Health
Professions
Sponsor:
American Dental Education Association
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8:30-10:45
am
Diplomat
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Southeast
Association of Advisors for the Health Professions
Sponsors: Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges and
Atlanta Campus of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. |
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8:00-10:45
am
Hampton
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Western
Association of Advisors for the Health Professions
Sponsor: American Dental
Education Association |
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11:00 am –
12:00 noon
Regency Ballroom
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Keynote
Address: Diversity in Medical
Schools-Way
Beyond Race
Gabriel Garcia, Stanford
University School of Medicine |
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12:15
– 1:30 pm
Blue Room
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Lunch
Sponsor: Association of
Schools of Public Health |
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1:45
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Off Site
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Visits
to Professional Schools and Associations
provisional, dependent on interest
(Click here
for online Tour Registration.)
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Podiatric
Medicine/Nat'l Library of Medicine - "Women in Medicine" exhibit
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Association of American Medical Colleges/Association of
Schools of Public Health
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American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic
Medicine/American Dental Education Association
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Georgetown University School of Medicine,
SMP, CAM
Program and School of Nursing & Health Studies
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The George Washington University School of Medicine
and
Health.Sciences
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Howard University College of Medicine
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Johns
Hopkins University School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University
Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University School of
Nursing
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Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine and Graduate Programs in
Biomedical Sciences and Public Health
Dinner and
Evening on your own
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Thursday,
July 1, 2004
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6:30 –
8:00am
Blue Room
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Breakfast
Sponsor: Podiatric Medicine
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8:00 am
– 5:00 pm
West
Registration Desk |
Registration
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8:00 am
– 5:00 pm
Blue
Prefunction |
Exhibits
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8:15 –
9:45 am
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Admissions
Workshops – Concurrent Session
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9:45
– 10:00 am
Blue Prefunction
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Break
Sponsor:
Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara
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10:00
– 11:50 am
Diplomat
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Concurrent
Sessions
Session 1:
MD/PhD Programs
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Congressional
A&B
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Session
2: Strategies for Success in Advising the Rejected Medical School
Candidate – a workshop
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Capitol
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Session 3:
AAMC Traffic Rules:
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Hampton
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Session
4: Foreign Medical Schools
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12 noon –
1:20 pm
Blue Room
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Luncheon
Tentative
Presentation: Humanism and
the Health Professions
Sponsors: The Arnold P. Gold Foundation, Ben Gurion
University/Columbia University and MD Program in International Health and
Medicine, and Kigezi International School of Medicine
Partial Sponsor: American Association of Naturopathic Medical Colleges
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1:30
– 2:45 pm
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Ask the
Deans (4 Deans/Panel)
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2:45 –
3:00 pm
Registration Area
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Break
Sponsor: Physician Assistant Education Association
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3:00
– 6:00 pm
Regency
& Ambassador |
“Meet the
Deans” Exhibits
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7:00 –
7:50 pm
Blue
Prefunction |
Reception
Sponsor:
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
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8:00
– 9:17 pm
Blue
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Keynote
Address: “The Magic
of Skye: How One Person Can Make a Difference”
John
B. Molidor, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
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9:30
– 11:00 pm
Blue
Prefunction |
Nightcap
Sponsor: American
University of the Caribbean School of Medicine |
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Friday,
July 2, 2004
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6:30
– 7:15 am
Hotel
Lobby |
The Washington Walk
Join your colleagues for a brisk
walk/easy jog along Rock Creek Parkway, weather permitting.
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7:00
– 8:00 am
Palladian |
Continental
Breakfast
Sponsor: St. Matthew's University School of Medicine
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8:00
– 11:00 am
West
Registration Desk |
Registration
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8:00 am
– 12:00 pm
Blue
Prefunction |
Exhibits
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8:15
– 9:15 am
Blue
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“Here
Comes Generation Why! Dealing with the Next Generation of Learners”
John B. Molidor, Michigan State
University College of Human Medicine
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9:25
– 11:25 am
Blue
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Professional
Trends and Updates II
Occupational Therapy
Chiropractic
Podiatric Medicine
Dentistry
Optometry
Nursing
Allopathic Medicine
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11:30 am
Blue Prefunction
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Snacks,
reflections, & goodbyes to old and new friends
Sponsor: Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara
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