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A--Workshop Agenda
Pages 59-61

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... KEYNOTE: Human Health, Public Health Practice, and Community Resilience Bernard Goldstein, University of Pittsburgh, Advisory Group Member 9:30 a.m. SESSION 1: Community Resilience, Health, and Well-Being Panel Discussion Discussion questions (5–7 minutes for prepared comments; followed by a moderated conversation)
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... Moderator: James Ziglar, Van Ness Feldman LL, Advisory Group Member • Alexandra Nolan, University of Texas Medical Branch • Umair A Shah, Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services • Tracie Sempier, Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium and Gulf of Mexico Alliance • Shirley Laska, University of New Orleans, Center for Hazards Assessment, Response and Technology • John Hosey, Gulf Coast Restoration Corps (former South Mississippi Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster)
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... between residents, policy makers, and researchers? Moderator: Lynn Goldman, George Washington University • Robert Dickey, University of Texas Marine Science Institute • Andy Kane, University of Florida • Bruce Brackin, Mississippi State Department of Health • Kim Anderson, Oregon State University • Aubrey Miller, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences • Ann Hayward Walker, SEA Consulting Group 10:15 a.m.
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  • ladon swann
  • sea grant

  • emory university
  • louisiana state
  • communities anticipate
  • discussion sessions
  • training activities

  • chris elfring
  • key opportunities
  • gulf communities
  • breakout discussion
  • woods hole

  • science institute
  • community health
  • manage environmental
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  • joe banta

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  • benefit communities
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