
Community Conversation – The Human Experience of Disease
September 25 @ 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
The Human Experience of Disease with Special Emphasis on Sickle Cell Anemia. Beyond the diagnosis is a life. Beyond the statistics is a story. Join us for an honest, compassionate conversation about the real lives behind disease.
This event is open to the public including students, families, caregivers, healthcare professionals, educators and allies. We also invite organizations to market your services at a table.
Breakout Discussions
Three Words Ten Seconds
Dr. Perry Buffington, Principal Lecturer
Department of Psychology
University of Georgia
The Sick Role Ends
Dr. Matt Peach, Lecturer
Department of Sociology
University of Georgia
The Crisis Before the Crisis: Sickle Cell Through a Public Health Lens
Dr. Kimberly Williams, Lecturer
Department of Nursing & Health Science
Gordon State College
Sickle Cell: Bringing Professional Perspective to a Painful Experience
Dr. Samantha Bishop, Dean
Nursing, Health & STEM
Gordon State College
Caitlin Chapman, Assistant Professor
Department of Nursing & Health Science
Gordon State College
Location
Student Learning Center, University of Georgia Griffin Campus
Presented by
- University of Georgia Griffin Campus
- American Red Cross
- Gordon State College
