Gender Equality Satellite Session

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CUGH PRE-CONFERENCE HALF DAY WORKSHOP​​​​

Thursday March 7, 2019
1:00pm-5:00pm
Room: Continental A / Lobby Level

Hilton Chicago Hotel
Chicago, Ilinois
REGISTRATION
  • Registration is Free but required.
  • Registration for the satellite session is separate from registration for the CUGH conference
Click Here to Register for the Satellite Session
SATELLITE ORGANIZERS
  • Women in Global Health (WGH)
  • Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH)
  • Stanford University Center for Innovation in Global Health (CIGH)
SATELLITE DESCRIPTION ​
Global health leadership, imbedded in societal wide norms and bias, remains inequitable, particularly for women and other diverse people. Transforming leadership in global health through individual and institutional practices can advance greater equity and promote smarter global health. Specifically, gender equality in global health leadership means that women, men, and other genders, across the life course and in all their diversity, are able to realize their full rights and reach their maximum leadership potential to shape the health and development agenda.
This half a day, satellite session aims to build and strengthen a community of committed, empowered individuals and institutions to promote a culture of gender equality, diversity and inclusion in the academic global community. Attendees will be introduced professional coaching, encouraged to exchange ideas on how to address and eliminate barriers that impact gender and broader diversity in global health professionals and to identify mentors and colleagues through multidisciplinary, multispecialty collaborations.
This event builds on the efforts of Women in Global Health (WGH), Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), through their working group Gender Equality Matters in Academia, and Stanford University Center for Innovation in Global Health (CIGH).
SATELLITE OBJECTIVES
  • To promote a culture of gender equality in academic global health
  • To build community and encourage the exchange of ideas among like-minded individuals, regardless of gender and broader diversity, who seek to eliminate the gender gap within global academia
  • To promote professional development and empowerment by identifying opportunities for networking, mentorship and multidisciplinary, multispecialty collaborations
SATELLITE AGENDA
Time                    Topic                                                                                                    Speaker
1:00-1:15         Welcome and Opening Remarks:                                     Roopa Dhatt
                                Evolution of the CUGH Gender Equality                    Mamta Swaroop
                                Matters in the Academia Working Group                  Caline Mattar
1:15-2:00         Professional skills coaching session:                               Andy Kindler, RLC
                                Managing up and showing your worth                          Managing Director Novo Group
2:00-3:00         Table Discussions: Transforming Leadership              All participants
                                –strategies and skills for success
3:00-4:00         Career Journeys in Global                                                     Panel (listed below)
                                Health—Strategies for Success
Michele Barry, MD FACP, Stanford Senior Associate Dean, Stanford University
Amie Baston, Women Leaders in Global Health, Stanford University
Judy Wasserheit, MD MPH, Professor Global Health, University of Washington
Lori DiPrete Brown, MSPH MTS, Associate Director of Education and Engagement, University of Wisconsin- MadisonMichelle McGovern, MS, Director of Human Resources & Operations ACS
4:00-4:15         Closing Remarks                                                                          Michele Barry

4:15-5:00         Networking                                                                                     All participants