Speaker to Discuss Health Care Reform
Sidney Watson of Saint Louis University will discuss health care reforms from 7-9 p.m. April 10 in the Baldwin Hall Little Theater.
Attendees will learn about key features of the law, how the law affects college students and young adults and how the comprehensive health insurance reforms will unfold during the coming years.
Before Watson’s talk, students and faculty are invited to a reception with refreshments entitled, “Are You Covered? What’s Up With Health Care Reform?” at 6 p.m.
Watson is a nationally-known scholar and specialist in health law and health care access for the poor. She has spent her legal career advocating on behalf of low-income people, both as a legal services lawyer and as a law professor.
The St. Louis University Center for Health Law Studies has been rated the No. 1 program for health law studies by U.S. News and World Report for several years in a row. This is a great opportunity for anyone who is interested in graduate study related to practicing law, medicine, advocacy or public health.
Admission is free for the event, sponsored by the Multicultural Affairs Center, the Nursing Students Association, AMSA and Alpha Chi Sigma.
Attendees will learn about key features of the law, how the law affects college students and young adults and how the comprehensive health insurance reforms will unfold during the coming years.
Before Watson’s talk, students and faculty are invited to a reception with refreshments entitled, “Are You Covered? What’s Up With Health Care Reform?” at 6 p.m.
Watson is a nationally-known scholar and specialist in health law and health care access for the poor. She has spent her legal career advocating on behalf of low-income people, both as a legal services lawyer and as a law professor.
The St. Louis University Center for Health Law Studies has been rated the No. 1 program for health law studies by U.S. News and World Report for several years in a row. This is a great opportunity for anyone who is interested in graduate study related to practicing law, medicine, advocacy or public health.
Admission is free for the event, sponsored by the Multicultural Affairs Center, the Nursing Students Association, AMSA and Alpha Chi Sigma.
