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Invitation: College of Health Sciences Public Lecture
Starts : 8/15/2012 - Ends : 8/15/2012

invitation to a Public Lecture by Dr Neil Prose (Duke University) on “Curiosity and Compassion: Health Care Communication in a Multicultural Society”.

Event Placed by

MaryAnn Francis Public Relations Manager College of Health Sciences

Attachment :  dr neil prose lecture.pdf

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