Cancer, past and present. Supported by McDonnell Foundation and sponsored by Dept of Social Medicine, School of Medicine) MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH GRAND ROUNDS LECTURES Nov 2010 Cancer Crossed the Color (Grand Drexel School of Public Rounds), “How Line,” Health, Philadelphia, PA Feb 2009 Politics of Pain (Bioethics University of Miami, Grand Rounds) “The Medicine,” School of Medicine March 2008 Cancer Crossed the Color State University School of Medicine “How Line,” Florida Nov 2006 Cancer Crossed the Color (Bioethics Stanford University “How Line,” Grand Rounds) May 2004 Fibrosis, Sickle Cell, and Tay Sachs Disease: The Cultural and Medical “Cystic History of Childhood Washington University Grand Rounds) Illness,” (Pediatrics School of Medicine. March 2004 Truth about Cancer: Psychiatry, Surgery, and the History of the Honest “The Diagnosis in American (Psychiatry University of Medicine,” Grand Rounds) Michigan School of Medicine (Ann Arbor, MI) Feb. 1998 Fibrosis and Sickle Cell Anemia: Therapeutics and Culture in Late 20th- “Cystic Century (Pediatrics University of North Carolina School Grand Rounds) America,” of Medicine (Chapel Hill, NC) April 1996 of Segregation: Sickle Cell Anemia in American (Pediatrics “Genetics Medicine,” Jackson Memorial Hospital, University of Miami, Miami, FL Grand Rounds) TEACHING GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE COURSES – Princeton University Fall 2012 co-taught with “Modern Genetics and Public Policy” – Woodrow Wilson School, Professor Shirley Tilghman) Spring 2012 Drugs, and Drug Policy in History, Woodrow Wilson School, “Race, America” – (Undergraduate Lecture) Center for African-American Studies Fall 2011 (Junior or Not? Children and Drug Wilson School “To Medicate Policy”—Woodrow Policy Task Force) Client, NJ Department of Children and Families, focused on – policy regarding increasing use of psychotropic drugs in children in foster care. Fall 2011 (Graduate Seminar) Cultural Politics of Medicine, Disease, and “The Health”-History Spring 2011 Drugs, and Drug Policy in America” History, Center for African-American “Race, – (Undergraduate Lecture) Studies Spring 2011 in Health Policy: Historical Perspectives” Woodrow Wilson School “Controversies – (Masters, Public Policy seminar)
Cancer, past and present. Supported by McDonnell Foundation and sponsored by Dept of Social Medicine, School of Medicine) MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH GRAND ROUNDS LECTURES Nov 2010 “How Cancer Crossed the Color Line,” (Grand Rounds), Drexel School of Public Health, Philadelphia, PA Feb 2009 “The Politics of Pain Medicine,” (Bioethics Grand Rounds) University of Miami, School of Medicine March 2008 “How Cancer Crossed the Color Line,” Florida State University School of Medicine Nov 2006 “How Cancer Crossed the Color Line,” (Bioethics Grand Rounds) Stanford University May 2004 “Cystic Fibrosis, Sickle Cell, and Tay Sachs Disease: The Cultural and Medical History of Childhood Illness,” (Pediatrics Grand Rounds) Washington University School of Medicine. March 2004 “The Truth about Cancer: Psychiatry, Surgery, and the History of the Honest Diagnosis in American Medicine,” (Psychiatry Grand Rounds) University of Michigan School of Medicine (Ann Arbor, MI) Feb. 1998 “Cystic Fibrosis and Sickle Cell Anemia: Therapeutics and Culture in Late 20th- Century America,” (Pediatrics Grand Rounds) University of North Carolina School of Medicine (Chapel Hill, NC) April 1996 “Genetics of Segregation: Sickle Cell Anemia in American Medicine,” (Pediatrics Grand Rounds) Jackson Memorial Hospital, University of Miami, Miami, FL TEACHING – GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Princeton University Fall 2012 “Modern Genetics and Public Policy” – Woodrow Wilson School, co-taught with Professor Shirley Tilghman) Spring 2012 “Race, Drugs, and Drug Policy in America” – History, Woodrow Wilson School, Center for African-American Studies (Undergraduate Lecture) Fall 2011 “To Medicate or Not? Children and Drug Policy”—Woodrow Wilson School (Junior Policy Task Force) – Client, NJ Department of Children and Families, focused on policy regarding increasing use of psychotropic drugs in children in foster care. Fall 2011 “The Cultural Politics of Medicine, Disease, and Health”-History (Graduate Seminar) Spring 2011 “Race, Drugs, and Drug Policy in America” – History, Center for African-American Studies (Undergraduate Lecture) Spring 2011 “Controversies in Health Policy: Historical Perspectives” – Woodrow Wilson School (Masters, Public Policy seminar)