Located in the heart of Greenville, Bob Jones University offers a beautiful space to host the CCGH’s 5th annual symposium. 

Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Address: 2025 Wade Hampton Blvd. Greenville, SC 29615
Telephone: 864-800-5600

Meals:
Thursday – Banquet dinner tickets available to purchase
Friday – Continental breakfast and lunch available to purchase

Bernard Kadio, PhD, MD, Director of the Center for Community and Global Health

Connie Munn – Director of the South Carolina Department on Aging

Kandi Fredere – Region Health Director with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC) Upstate Public Health Region

Linda Abrams, MA – Faculty, History, Government & Social Science at BJU

Karin Henderson -Executive Director of Strategic Facility Delivery for Cone Health

Sandra Luyindula M.D. – Doctor at Proactive MD and The Well MD

Jeffrey Bates – Dean, Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy 

Adele Dunn, PhD – Faculty, Management

Stephen Chen, PhD – Division Chair, Exercise and Sports Science at BJU

Hannah Benge, ClinScD – Faculty, Communication Disorders at BJU

Kimberly Mitchell, PhD – Faculty, Biology at Liberty University

James Craigie M.D. – Microsurgical Reconstructive Breast Surgeon

Jessica Minor, PhD – Dean, School of Health Professions at Bob Jones University

Andrew Garland, PhD – Faculty, Health Science

Speaker Biographies

Wednesday, March 8th

4:00 pm: SCDHEC Data Walk

6:00 pm: Banquet (Davis Room)

Thursday, March 9th

7:45 am: Registration and Refreshments (Welcome Center)

8:15 am: Opening and Plenary Session I: Triple Aim Challenge (Stratton Hall)

Bernard Kadio, Director of the Center for Community and Global Health

9:30 am: Break  

9:45 am: Breakout Sessions A

Breakout Session 1: Public Health Systems in Pandemic Situations (Levinson)

Breakout Session 2: Sustainable Care Delivery (Stratton Hall)

Breakout Session 3: Equitable Access to Health Innovation (MB 104)

12:00 pm: Poster and Innovation Competition Session (Mack Building)

Innovation competition presentation by high school students

Poster presentations by college and graduate students

12:30 pm: Lunch (Helen Peters Room for speakers)

Tickets to the Dining Common are available to purchase, and additional dining options can be found in the Den

1:15 pm: Breakout Sessions B  

Breakout Session 4: Healthy Aging in Society (The Point)

Breakout Session 5: Overcoming the Non-Communicable Disease Challenge (MB 104)

Breakout Session 6: Ethics in Health (Levinson)

3:15 pm: Break  

3:30 pm: Plenary Session II: Promoting Equitable Aging (War Memorial Chapel)

Director Connie Munn, Director of the South Carolina Department on Aging

4:45 pm: Closing remarks

Questions:
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Through hands-on workshops, professional presentations, and the public presentation of cutting-edge innovative designs from local high school designers, the Innovation Track of the CCGH 4th Annual Symposium provides space for aspiring professionals to grow towards their career goals.

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