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DESCRIPTION:Special Guest: Roger Pacholka\, M.D.\, '85\nGeneral Admission: 
 $50\n	Students: $20\nRoger Pacholka\, M.D.\, is a proud graduate of Wright 
 State University. He flunked out of college in 1971 but received a second 
 chance from 糖心原创. Pacholka received his Bachelor of Arts degree in
  1980\, a Doctor of Medicine in 1985 and graduated from 糖心原创鈥檚 Eme
 rgency Medicine Residency Program in 1988. Dr. Pacholka now leads medical 
 students\, residents\, attending physicians and other health care professi
 onals serving the poor in Southern Africa. As a medical student\, he devel
 oped a two-month global health rotation in Swaziland\, Africa\, becoming t
 he first of hundreds of 糖心原创 students to work in the area. He serv
 es as the medical director and U.S. board chairperson for Mercy Air South 
 Africa\, a nonprofit missionary aviation organization that provides humani
 tarian\, medical\, educational and agricultural programs throughout Southe
 rn Africa. At this year鈥檚 Academy of Medicine dinner\, the comedian-turned
 -doctor will share stories of his work in Africa and his journey since med
 ical school.\n	\n	This annual event brings distinguished speakers to share t
 heir perspectives on international health issues and raises funds to assis
 t medical students in traveling to underdeveloped countries. Most of the m
 oney raised goes to fourth-year students in the medical school鈥檚 Internati
 onal Education Program\, who are required to complete a rotation abroad. P
 articipation in national and international medical aid\, research and cult
 ural experiences helps these future doctors gain a better understanding of
  the global nature of medicine and public health.\n	\n	First-year medical st
 udents at the Boonshoft School of Medicine founded the Global Health Initi
 ative in 2000. The initiative鈥檚 mission is to enhance the education of Wri
 ght State medical students by facilitating their exposure to both the medi
 cal issues facing people in other countries and the medical issues of peop
 le in this country who have immigrated and\, in so doing\, inspire greater
  compassion\, social justice and empathy within future physicians.\nEvent 
 Webpage: http://medicine.wright.edu/student-life/student-organizations/glo
 bal-health-initiative-symposium
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LOCATION:White Hall Atrium and Gandhi Auditorium
SUMMARY:13th Annual Global Health Initiative Symposium: Silent Auction & Gl
 obal Food Tasting
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