Join faculty from across disciplines in the College of Public Health and School of Social Work as they come together to discuss stroke interventions at the person, community, and population level. Panelists include:
- Sarah Bass, professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Gayle DeDe, research associate professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
- Jasmine Edwards, assistant professor of instruction in the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
- Bettyanne Matase, assistant professor of instruction and BSN program director in the Department of Nursing
- LaTonya Oliver, instructor in the School of Social Work
- Erica Pugh, associate professor of instruction and academic fieldwork coordinator in the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
- Gena Vargas, associate professor of instruction and MSRT program director in the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
Register to attend on April 3.
This session is part of the College of Public Health's National Public Health Week 2024 event series. Events are open to all—you don't have to be affiliated with CPH to attend!
View the full list of events at cph.temple.edu/nphw.