Join us for a discussion on racial inequality in healthcare this Black History Month!

The discussion will be led by Dr. Tricia Penniecook, Vice Dean of Education and Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor for Community and Family Health within the USF College of Public Health.

Penniecook was a practicing physician in Mexico, and has extensive experience working in public health in the U.S. and Costa Rica.

Join us via Microsoft Teams here.

Join us as we celebrate Black History Month with a real talk roundtable featuring our Trailblazing nursing faculty: Dr. Wallena Gould, Dr. Janet Roman and Dr. Latiena Williams.

• Dr. Gould- A Critical Race to Change the Face & Culture of Nursing: A Call to Action  
• Dr. Roman- Heart Failure in African American Women: A Journey Through My Career  
• Dr. Williams- Research Collaboration in the Faith-Based Community Setting: A Black Women’s Perspective 

Join via Microsoft TEAMS.