EVENT: OSU Mini-Medical School
DATE: March 24-April 28
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A free lecture series featuring medical experts discussing topics ranging from plastic surgery to post-traumatic stress disorder to over-the-counter medications highlights the Oklahoma State University Mini-Medical School March 24-April 28.
The series is for the lay public and will be held at 7:00 p.m. Mondays beginning March 24 and ending April 28, in the main auditorium at OSU-Tulsa, 700 North Greenwood Avenue. James Seebass, DO., Chairman of Medicine at OSU, is moderator. Faculty and graduates from the OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine lead sessions, offering health information in a consumer-friendly format.
Tuition and supplies are free and diplomas are awarded upon completion of the sessions. Seating is limited and early enrollment is encouraged. To enroll call (918) 699-8626 or enroll on-line at www.minimed.okstate.edu.
Dates, speakers and topics include:
| March 24 | Health care from 50,000 feet: An
overview of the organization and funding of the US healthcare system |
Michael Lapolla, MPH |
| March 31 | Plastic surgery: Is it right for me? |
Laurie Duckett, DO |
| April 7 | Osteopathic medicine: The DO difference |
Robin Dyer, DO & Harriet Shaw, DO |
| April 14 | Battling the bulge…and winning! |
Roxanne Evans, RD., LCHE, FADA |
| April 21 | Post-traumatic stress disorder: Causes and treatments |
Sue Redwood, PhD |
| April 28 | Over-the-counter pharmacy: A drug store primer |
James Seebass, DO |