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Cowles
Auditorium
Humphrey Institute
of Public Affairs
301 19th Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
February
18, 2004
3:30 - 5:30 pm
Reception follows
For more information
call 612-625-1321
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J. Brian Atwood
Dean, Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs |
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Mark Becker, PhD
Dean, School of Public Health |
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Larry Benveniste, PhD
Dean, Carlson School of Management |
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Sponsored by:
Twin Cities Business Monthly
Medical Alley
Felhaber Larson Fenlon & Vogt
Master's in Healthcare Administration Program and the MHA Alumni
Association / Foundation at the University of Minnesota
Discussion results will be published
in Twin Cities Business Monthly in Spring 2004 |
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Join
three of the nation's leading deans, regional executives and
health leaders in a spirited conversation to discuss:
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What are the local and global health
sector challenges shaping the role of universities as knowledge
generators and disseminators, and as producers of health sector
leaders?
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How should universities link to fields of practice
to shape research, leadership, and the development and dissemination
of knowledge?
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How can public and private sector leaders best
engage to advance the health and economies of communities, nations
and the world? |
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