Registration is now open for the conference, which will be held in person on UIC campus.

A wide variety of exciting and relevant individuals will discuss this year’s theme, Holistic Health: Moving Beyond Medicinal Care and Healing the Whole Self.

This year’s keynote speaker, urologist Dr. Terry Mason, is a former chief operating officer for the Cook County Department of Public Health. Dr. Mason has served the public health community for more than 30 years and has been a continual advocate for holistic health approaches and lifestyles and a strong leader in the Chicago community for health.

Keynote speakers, panelists, workshops, and abstract presentations will discuss uplifting differing perspectives and increasing the breadth of views and methods that address the health inequities faced by minority populations. The Conference will highlight perspectives and research from a multitude of individuals with different backgrounds and professions.

We look forward to Dr. Mason’s and perspectives on this year’s topic, Holistic Health. Please see the attached flyer for more details about Dr. Mason.

We hope you join us for the Minority Health Conference and for Dr. Mason’s speech!

Please note that registration is required to attend the conference. Lunch will be served to all attendees, and the registration form includes a section where dietary preferences can be noted.

Details:
When: Thursday, April 4, 10 am to 3 pm
Location: UIC Student Center West, 828 S Wolcott Ave, Suite 242, Chicago
Learn more and register

The Minority Health Conference is presented by the UIC School of Public Health’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion

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