CCHPG Past Events
Past Events
Health Narratives Student Showcase
April 26, 2024
Details: A showcase of health communication research and scholarship at San Diego State University. Interactive presentations, alumni panel, peer health education programs, and student awards.
Facilitator: Dr. Katrina Pariera, School of Communication
Health Communication in Film: A Screening of Target Zero
April 27, 2023
Details: Presented by the Health Communication Student Organization (HCSO) & Center for Communication, Health, & Public Good (CCHPG). Join us for a film screening of Target Zero, directed by new SDSU faculty member, Mary Posatko. Mary directed this documentary series, highlighting the complex challenges of experiencing and treating HIV. Through exploring the true stories of 3 HIV patients, we’ll learn about the value of compassionate, patient-centered care. This event will bring together faculty and students from both Communication and Theater, Television and Film, for an opportunity to engage in an open discussion of the roles of stigma and compassion in treating patients with HIV.
Facilitator: Dr. Katrina Pariera, School of Communication
Dark Persuasion, A History of Brainwashing from Pavlov to Social Media
October 29, 2021
Speaker: Joel E. Dimsdale
Job Title: M.D., Regent Edward A. Dickson Emeritus Professor, Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus, University of California, San Diego [email protected], joeldimsdale.com
Health Disparity, Equity, Culture, and Communication
March 26, 2021
Speaker: April Moreno
Job Title: PhD, Health and Life Design Consulting, Integrative Mindful Wellness www.aprilmorenophd.com
Empathy Bootcamp: Build a University Culture Where Relationships Matter (2 Hour Workshop)
November 16, 2020
Speaker: Kelsey Crowe
Job Title: PhD, Founder of Empathy Bootcamp (Nonprofit)
Distributing Agency as a Means of Conveying Dignity During Joint Physical Activities
October 18, 2019
Speaker: Ruth Parry
Job Title: PhD, Professor of Human Communication and Interaction, Center for Research on Communication & Culture, Loughborough University, UK
Health Communication, Social Media, & Misinformation
February 7, 2019
Speaker: Sylvia Chou
Job Title: PhD, Program Officer, National Cancer Institute (NCI), Health Communication and Informatics Research Branch (HCIRB), Behavioral Research Program
