IU alumni discuss health equity, social factors in the U.S. post-pandemic
By Tory Basile | Nov 17, 2021 7:04 pmAlumni state Medicaid directors discussed Medicaid, Build Back Better bill.
Alumni state Medicaid directors discussed Medicaid, Build Back Better bill.
All students who plan to stay on campus over break must register with RPS.
The event featured three CAPS counselors discussing methods to cope with long-term stress.
“An Evening with Fatema Hosseini” will feature a Q&A style talk.
The scholars will introduce “The Byway,” a new local messaging system.
As the number of students seeking help rises, clinics are booked out for weeks.
IU Student Government, Recreational Sports, Culture of Care and three other groups participated in the event.
The damages to exit signs exceed $20,000, an IU director said.
John McCarthy, former Medicaid director of both Ohio and Washington D.C., speaks during the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs's virtual seminar, “Health Equity in a Post-Pandemic World," on Nov. 17, 2021. McCarthy and other panelists focused on the role of Medicaid because of social inequities highlighted by the pandemic.
An "‘I’m Here’" card hangs on a door on Nov. 15, 2021, at a dorm room in Wilkie Quad. Students staying on campus for Thanksgiving should tape signs to their doors to alert maintenance that they are inside.
Counseling and Psychological Services counselors Sierra Schaidle and Melissa Anderson speak with psychologist Kat Hayes during a self-care event Nov. 10, 2021, in the Tudor Room at the Indiana Memorial Union. The event was led by IU’s Center of Excellence for Women and Technology as part of its Empowerment Series.
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