NACOE Lecture Series
The NACOE Lecture Series is geared toward Native American & Minority Health and will provide lectures to the local community health care professionals, general campus, pharmacy students, and the public. This lecture series will provide healthcare professionals in the community and pharmacy students the opportunity to learn more about the healthcare needs of minority groups in the United States. This lecture series will feature faculty and scholars from all over the country. Speakers will deliver lectures on various topics about minority health and provide a question-and-answer session after each lecture.
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Terry Maresca, M.D. (Mohawk Tribe, Kahnawake Band); An Overview of Indigenous Plant Medicine Use in Western Healthcare Settings
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Dr. Maegan Rides At The Door (Fort Peck Sioux and Assiniboine, Absentee Shawnee); Historical Trauma in Education
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Amber Brave Rock, Pharm.D. (Little Shell Chippewa Cree, Blackfeet), will share her Pharmacy Career Story
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Levi Horn (Northern Cheyenne) Former Griz Football/NFL Player Motivational Speaker; Medicine Game:聽How football helped Levi overcome generational trauma and his education empowers him to fight for Native Youth around the country
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Dr. Ann Douglas (Blackfeet); Suicide Awareness Education
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Dr. Donald Warne (Oglala Lakota); A Framework for Indigenous Health- A Strengths-Based Focus on Improving Outcomes
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Darnell Davis Rides At The Door (Blackfeet); Everybody's Medicine