Learn about the leading issue in the 2008 election and have a chance to write and present your own ideas for policy reform.
The Chicago Health Policy Workshop at Northwestern University (May 24th, 2008) will bring together students from across the Midwest to hear from leading health policy experts at the state, and national level. Students will have the opportunity to work on their own policy ideas and present them for feedback from their peers and the day's speakers.
Click here to view a full schedule for the conference. Click here to RSVP for free for the conference.
If you can’t make it to Chicago, we encourage you to participate remotely with our live webcast and chat on the day of the workshop. You should RSVP if you plan to participate remotely.
The ideas and dialogue don’t have to end with the workshop. We will work with all interested participants to help them submit their policy ideas to the Roosevelt Rx Health Policy Publication. Click here to read more about Roosevelt’s first health policy publication.
The workshop will be held in the Lake Room, on the second floor of the Norris University Center at Northwestern University. Click here for a map of campus with the Norris Center highlighted.
Heidi Nelson, Executive Director of Heartland Health Outreach, and an adjunct professor of health policy at Northwestern University
Dr. Harold Pollack,Associate Professor at the School of Social Service Administration, and faculty chair of the Center for Health Administration Studies at the University of Chicago
Rep. Mary E. Flowers, Chairperson of the Health Care Availability Access Committee in the Illinois House of Representatives; represents the 31st District in Chicago
Rep. Mike Boland, Chairperson of the Financial Institutions Committee in the Illinois House of Representatives; represents the 71st District in Moline If you are interested in helping to plan the Chicago Workshop, join the group using the link in the upper-right hand corner or send an email to ahertel (at) northwestern (dot) edu.
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