The Robert Wood Johnson Health & Society Scholars Program at Columbia University: Mini-Seminars

Columbia's H&SS Mini-seminars are held weekly over the course of the academic year. Each year's schedule includes six pairs of seminars, each organized around a specific topic or theme. These mini-seminars are attended by the scholars, core faculty, and two regular faculty guests representing the health and social sciences.

Current Seminars 2007-2008 (Year 6)

March 26th and April 2nd, "Neural Networks" (jimi adams)
February 27th and March 12th, "Violence and the Mind" (Patrick Sharkey)
February 6th and 13th, "Social Interactions, Neural Systems and Health Outcomes" (Kim Montgomer and Peter Bearman)
October 24th and 31st, "On Being Poor, Feeling Poor and Being Treated Poorly" (Erika Blacksher)
November 7th and November 14th, "Cognitive engagement, cognitive plasticity, and health disparities" (Maria Glymour)
November 28th and December 5th "Minds in Control" (Gina Lovasi)

Seminar Archive

2006-2007 (Year 5)
2005-2006 (Year 4)
2004-2005 (Year 3)