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Advances in Medicine
Alternate Thursdays, 10 a.m.-noon Jan. 22-April 8
Presenters will include physicians from UCI Medical Center
Jan. 22 — “Travel Medicine” with Simin Torabzadeh,
assistant clinical professor, department of medicine, UCI
Feb. 5 — “Fecal Incontinence, What’s New?”
with Phuong T.V. Nguyen, assistant clinical professor, department
of medicine, UCI
Feb. 19 — “Avoiding Medication Misadventures”
with Bradley R. Williams, associate professor, clinical pharmacy
and clinical gerontology, School of Pharmacy, UCI
March 4 — “Skin Cancer: What You Need to Know
to Protect Yourself and Your Family” with Kenneth Linden,
assistant professor, dermatology program, UCI
March 18 — “Memory: From Normal Aging to Dementia”
with Mina Oak, clinical neuropsychologist, program in pediatrics,
UCI
April 8 — “Hospice Care: What Is Hospice? What
Are its Benefits?” with Solomon Liao, assistant clinical
professor, program in geriatrics, UCI
Fostering Cultural Respect
Alternate Tuesdays, 10 a.m.-noon Jan. 27-April 13
Jan. 27 — “Moving Beyond Tolerance to Culture
Respect: Inside of and Beyond Christianity” with Bob
Mooney, pastor, Messiah Lutheran Church, Yorba Linda
Feb. 10 — “Impact of Cultural Diversity on School
District Administration, Teachers and Students” with
Jan Billings, retired superintendent, Anaheim Union High School
District
Feb. 24 — “Fullerton Ministerial Alliance and
How It Works Toward Fostering Cultural Respect Within the
Religious Community” with Rabbi Kenneth Milhander, Temple
Beth Tikvah, Fullerton
March 9 — “When Girls Were Girls and Men Were
Men” with Paul J. Levesque, assistant professor of comparative
religion, CSUF
March 23 — “Sensitivity for Cultural Diversity
Through Religion” with Nya Kwiawon Taryor, director
for Christian education and youth coordinator, Christ Church
by the Sea, Newport Beach
April 13 — “Why Is Multiculturalism Controversial?”
with Scott Tang, assistant professor of American studies,
CSUF
Middle East Road Map: to Peace or Disaster?
Alternate Thursdays, 1:15-3:15 p.m. Jan. 29-April 15
Presented by members of the CSUF faculty
Jan. 29 — “The Israeli-Palestinian Road Map Proposal”
with George Giacumakis, professor of history and El Toro Campus
director
Feb. 12 — “Immigration and Nationhood” with
Giracumakis
Feb. 26 — “War and Borders” with Giacumakis
March 11 — “Jerusalem: One Capital for Two States?”
with Giacumakis
March 25 — “Religion: Source of Middle East Peace
or War?” with Benjamin J. Hubbard, chair and professor
of comparative religion
April 15 — “A View From the Ground” with
Stephen D. Simon, lecturer in philosophy |
