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November 3rd, 2009 at Forsyth Library
See the Presentation • Presenter Info • Presenter Slides
Student Interviews
• Additional Resources
Introduction
Healthcare: Get in the Game was an opportunity for health industry insiders to supply information to the students at Fort Hays State University without the polemic political filtering associated with the recent health care debate.
Considered the "invisible minority" of the health care reform debate, college students have been both under-represented and under-targeted in the media discussion of this important issue. In this clip, FHSU students show that they are more than willing to share their views on this important topic.
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See full versions of the student interviews featured in this clip.
The Panel - View the complete panel presentation.
Dr. Marilyn Ray, MD, FHSU Docking Institute Fellow
bio - presentation slides
Sunee Mickle, Director of Government Relations, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas
bioDona Koenigsman, Director, FHSU Student Health Center
bio - presentation slides
Event Coverage
Presented by Forsyth Library, the Learning Commons and the American Democracy Project.
Sponsored by the Departments of English, Modern Languages, Philosphy, Political Science, and Sociology and Social Work.
Donations by Health and Human Performance and the Office of the Provost.
Your global health idea could be worth $1000!
Answer this question in 500-800 words and you could win a $1000 scholarship:
What is the most important thing the U.S. can do to improve global health over the next 15 years?Contest sponsored by the Center for Strategic & International Studies. Entry at http://www.smartglobalhealth.org/pages/essay-signup. Deadline Nov 20, 2009.
