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Shaheen Alicia Mohamed <[log in to unmask]>
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Canadian Network on Health in International Development <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 20 Sep 1998 13:05:24 -0400
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Hi Melissa,

Glad to hear that you are interested in our international health
conference!  You are welcome to join the Sunday session, which will be held
in the OT/PT building on the McMaster University campus.  The morning
session starts at 9:30am on the Sunday.  Please forward the information on
the conference to other members in your class who may be interested or your
class listserve.

Thanks,
Shaheen

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Shaheen Alicia Mohamed
Medicine I                                       "The Goal is the Path"
McMaster University                                            - GANDHI
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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> From: melissa allan <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: International Health Conference
> Date: Sunday, September 20, 1998 12:22 PM
>
> Hi
> I'm a med student at UWO.  The conferance sounds great.  Unfortunately I
> have an exam on the Saturday but I would like to drop by the Sunday
session
> if that would be possible.  Could you let me know where it is going to
be.
> Melissa Allan
>
>
> At 02:01 AM 9/20/98 -0400, you wrote:
> >******************************************************************
> >The Students' International Health Initiative
> >
> >and SUNSIH/REUSSI, Central-West Region
> >
> >presents an interdisciplinary
> >
> >CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL HEALTH
> >
> >October 2-4, 1998
> >
> >McMaster University
> >Hamilton, Ontario
> >*******************************************************************
> >Come learn more about how you can become involved in promoting
> >international health and development, social progress, and the
> >exchange of information between students in Canada and abroad.
> >
> >PROGRAM:
> >
> >Friday, October 1, 1998
> >
> >6:30pm      Registration and Orientation (OT/PT Building)
> >
> >7:00pm      Opening Address
> >             Health and Human Rights:  The Global Aids Epidemic
> >             Dr. Mark Tyndall
> >
> >8:00pm       Snacks and Socializing
> >
> >9:00pm      COSMIC BOWLING!!!!
> >
> >Saturday, October 3, 1998
> >
> >9:30am      Morning Address
> >             Globalization, Poverty, and Health
> >             Dr. Atif Kubersi
> >
> >11:00am     WORKSHOP A (1 of 4 choices)
> >
> >12:30pm     International Buffet Lunch
> >             (included in registration fee)
> >
> >2:00pm       WORKSHOP B (1 of 4 choices)
> >
> >7:00pm       International Drumming and Dance
> >              (included in registration fee)
> >
> >Sunday, October 4, 1998
> >
> >9:30am      Morning Address
> >             International Health:  what, why, how, and where?
> >             Dr. Basanti Majumdar
> >
> >10:30am    Opportunities and Experiences Fair
> >             Displays of student experiences in the area
> >             of international health; opportunities for
> >             student involvement locally and overseas
> >             with NGOs.
> >
> >WORKSHOP CHOICES
> >
> >Group A (Choose 1 of 4)
> >
> >1)  Mind-Body Healing:  Reflections of a Practitioner
> >     Dr. Pradeep Kumar
> >
> >2)  Health Care in Inner-City Toronto:  Parallels with Health
> >     in a Developing World
> >     Dr. Karen Rouleau
> >
> >3)  Sustainable Development:  the Integration of Health Education and
> >     Small Business Financing for Women in Developing Countries.
> >     Justin Peffer
> >
> >4)  Mental Health in a First Nations Community:  Confronting Culture in
> >     Health Work.
> >     Dr. Nel Wieman
> >
> >Group B (Choose 1 of 4)
> >
> >5)  The Peace-Health Connection
> >     Dr. Graeme MacQueen
> >
> >6)  Access to Health Care in the Himalayan Foothills
> >     (Cultural Definition of Health and Illness)
> >    Dr. Karen Trollope
> >
> >7)  Poverty, Health and Technology
> >     Dr. George Sorger
> >
> >8)  HIV Prevention in Rural Africa:  a model for participatory health
> >     education projects
> >     Delphi and Holly Buchanan
> >
>
>***************************************************************************
*
> >
> >
> >Registration Form:
> >
> >Name: _______________________________
> >
> >Phone No.:  ___________________________
> >
> >Email:  _______________________________
> >
> >Workshops:
> >
> >Please indicate your first and second choice for each session.
> >
> >Group A
> >
> >(       )       Mind-Body Healing
> >(       )       Health Care in Inner-City Toronto
> >(       )       Sustainable Development
> >(       )       Mental Health in First Nations
> >
> >Group B
> >
> >(       )       The Peace-Health Connection
> >(       )       Access to Health Care in Himalayas
> >(       )       Poverty, Health, and Technology
> >(       )       HIV Prevention in Rural Africa
> >
> >COSMIC BOWLING? yes(    )       no(     )
> >
> >BILLETTING REQUIRED?    yes(    )       no(     )
> >
> >Please respond to this email if interested and drop off a cheque,
payable
> >to SIHI, for $10 (or $15 if you wish to go bowling) in HOMEBASE, MUMC,
in
> >the
> >mailbox of S. Mohamed, MD'00 or in the OPIRG office (main floor,
Hamilton
> >Hall).  If out of town, please mail cheque to:
> >
> >150 Broadway Avenue
> >Hamilton, Ontario
> >L8S 2W4
> >
> >For more information, please contact Shaheen at
> ><[log in to unmask]>
> >
> >REGISTER NOW!!!  WORKSHOP SPACE IS LIMITED!!!
> >

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