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Temple nursing students visit a neighborhood shelter once a week each semester to educate its residents about health issues: weight management, healthful eating, birth control. The visits are designed to help them better understand community public‐health issues.
This week, Owls commemorated the life and legacy of a civil rights icon by joining in a national community service effort. On Monday, Jan. 20, Temple University served as one of many sponsors for the 19th Annual Greater Philadelphia Martin Luther King Day of Service—the largest King Day event in the nation.
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Gerard Philip Aurigemma, professor of Medicine & Radiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School will present a lecture on stress cardiomyopathy. 

Today, 11:30 a.m., Health Sciences Center, Rock Pavilion. 

Shanta Schachter, deputy director of the New Kensington Community Development Corporation, will present “Big Green Block: Using Sustainable Neighborhood Initiatives to Attract Private Investment.” The NKCDC engages in real estate development, economic development, land management, neighborhood planning, community organizing and other related activities. 

Today, Noon, Paley Library. 

Conrad Schuerch, chair of the Division of Laboratory Medicine at Gesinger Medical Laboratories, will present a lecture entitled "The Lab's Role in Improving the Healthcare Value Proposition." 

 

 

Today, Noon, Medical Education and Research Building, room 810. 
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