Online Program

3321.2
WORKSHOP -PARTICIPATE in and PLAN OUR LAUNCH OF THE APHA HISTORY PROJECT-Members, Section, SPIG, Caucus, and Affilitate’s role and participation in telling our story

Monday, November 4, 2013: 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Oral
Since our inception in 1872, The Associations continues to be the major organization that spans the wide range of public health professionals, educators, advocates, and researchers. Our history matters - we can shape our future-but it has been over one third of our Association’s second century, with no overall organized documentation of our history since the Association history was published in 1972, The operative theme of the Project is “We own our history and we will create our future”. Our history is the legacy that provides the portal to this future. We are building a demonstration website that will provide a cyber-platform for dynamic development and a variety of ways to tap our individual and collective experiences. Bring your ideas, energy, and experience.

2:30pm
Introduction to the Workshop   

Deborah K. Walker, EdD
2:45pm
Introduction to the Demonstration History Project and website   

Jay H. Glasser, MS, PhD and Deborah Klein Walker, EdD
3:15pm
Implications and Lessons from the Public Health Museum of Massachusetts   

Katherine Domoto, Public Health Museum in Massachusetts, MD, MBA
3:30pm
APHA History Project Guidance from the Historians Perspective   

Theodore Brown, Contributing Editor (History) for AJPH, PhD
3:45pm
Concluding Remarks

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Organized by: APHA
Endorsed by: APHA Past Presidents, APHA, and The Medicine and Public Health Initiative (MPHI)

CE Credits: Medical (CME), Health Education (CHES), Nursing (CNE), Public Health (CPH)

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