Students Promoting Equal Health & Dept. of Global Health Present
“RACE” & HEALTH
A round table discussion on Race and the Diaspora: Globalization and a Color Hierarchy of Health
WHEN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH, 12:30 P.M. – 1:30 P.M.
WHERE: MARY GATES HALL 258
WHO: OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS
PART OF GLOBAL HEALTH WEEK SERIES
PART OF GLOBAL HEALTH WEEK SERIES
About the speaker:
Dr. Clarence Spigner teaches in the UW Department of Health Services and leads the popular study abroad program “Dark Empire: Race, Health & Society in Britain.” His teaching and research interests include social determinants and inequalities in health, program planning and evaluation, qualitative research methods, racism and discrimination and the intersections of popular culture. He is also faculty director of the Peace Corps Master’s International program for the Global Health Department.
Dr. Clarence Spigner teaches in the UW Department of Health Services and leads the popular study abroad program “Dark Empire: Race, Health & Society in Britain.” His teaching and research interests include social determinants and inequalities in health, program planning and evaluation, qualitative research methods, racism and discrimination and the intersections of popular culture. He is also faculty director of the Peace Corps Master’s International program for the Global Health Department.
*Refreshments will be provided*
