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Pre-Conference Workshops Day 1: April 14, 2021






About the Event
Join us for the Inaugural SE Health Literacy Conference
The Southeast Health Literacy conference will bring together health care professionals, librarians, social workers, education, and community public health workers to share knowledge, strategies and best practices for improving the complex issue of health literacy. . Our goal is to provide basic and innovative strategies that attendees can implement in their communities and organizations. The conference theme will focus on health literacy and equity, effective health communication strategies, rampant spread of health misinformation, and the impact of COVID19 on rural and vulnerable populations.
The conference will feature speakers from various academic medical institutions, including the Medical University of South Carolina, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of South Carolina, Tufts University, University of Texas-Austin and many other academic institutions. We will also feature special evening pre-conference workshops.
Follow the conference feed on Twitter @hohsc, or email conference organizers at hohsc@musc.edu
The conference is hosted by the MUSC Libraries and Hands on Health-SC and has been funded in whole or in part with Federal funds from the Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health, National Library of Medicine, under Grant Number UG4LM012340 with the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
OUR Sponsors




OuR SPEAKERS

Emily Brennan, MLS
Research and Education Informationist, MUSC Libraries
Medical University of South Carolina

Marilyn Brissett, M.Ed MLIS
Librarian III, Institutional, University of Virgin Island

Alison Caballero, MPH, CHES®
Director, Center for Health Literacy,
University of Arkansas Medical Sciences

Ashton Cantou, M.Ed
Transformational Life Coach & Leadership Coach
Intrinsic Motivation, LLC

Jessica Daly, MLS
Consumer Health Librarian,
Clifford E. Graese Community Health Library,
Orlando Health

Marvella E. Ford, PhD
Professor, Department of Public Health Sciences;
Associate Director, Population Sciences and Cancer Disparities;
Hollings Cancer Center,
Director, Office of Community Outreach and Engagement,
Hollings Cancer Center,
MUSC; SmartState Endowed Chair, Cancer Disparities Research,
South Carolina State University

Brian D. Fors, Ph.D., C.A., DAS
Curator, Waring Historical Library,
Medical University of South Carolina

Darrell M. Gray, II, MD, MPH, FACG
Associate Professor, College of Medicine,
The Ohio State University

Monique Hill, MSW
Program Manager, Hands on Health-SC;
Assistant Professor, MUSC Libraries;
Medical University of South Carolina

Roshunda Ivory, DrPH, CHES®
Regional Minority Health Analyst, Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Health (OASH),
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Shannon D. Jones, MLS, M.Ed, AHIP
Director of Libraries & Professor,
Medical University of South Carolina

Sabrina Kurtz-Rossi, M.Ed.
Director, Health Literacy Leadership Institute
Tufts University School of Medicine

Dana L. Ladd, MS, PhD., AHIP
Associate Professor, VCU Libraries,
Health Sciences Library
Health and Wellness Librarian,
VCU Medical Center Health and Wellness Library

Anne Marie Liebel, EdD
President, Health Communication Partners LLC

Rena Lubker, PhD, MLS, MPH, RDN, AHIP
Research and Education Informationist, MUSC Libraries,
Medical University of South Carolina

Mike Mackert, PhD
Director, The University of Texas at Austin Center for
Health Communication

Mithu Maheswaranathan, MD
Rheumatology Fellow Department of Medicine,
Division of Rheumatology & Immunology,
Duke University School of Medicine

Sandra Carr Melvin, DrPH, MPH, MT (ASCP)
CEO/Founder, Institute for the Advancement of Minority Health

Roshonda Pratt
Author, Visibility Coach and Consultant,
REP Network, LLC

Tabitha Samuel, MLIS
Assistant Professor/Digital Archivist, MUSC Libraries;
Medical University of South Carolina

Erica Savage-Jeter, MD, MBA
Regional Medical Director
Partners in Primary Care

Nicholas Shungu, MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine
Medical University of South Carolina

Sabra C. Slaughter, PhD
Interim Director, Center for Health Disparities Research Medical University of South Carolina

Beth L. Sundstrom, PhD, MPH
Associate Professor, College of Charleston

Rachel R. Walden, MLIS
Associate Dean & Professor, Department of Learning Resources:
Medical Library (Director), Biomedical Communications,
Information Technology; Quillen College of Medicine,
East Tennessee State University

Megan A. Weis, DrPH, MPH, MCHES ®
Director of Community Engagement,
SC Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare

Sherian Wells, PhD, MS
Holistic Health Practitioner
Owner, Spartanburg Salt Cave and Wellness Center

Garcia Williams
Executive Director, Medi Resource Center