« back to article

Discuss “Global health at Carnegie Mellon”

“Globalization” has become a common term that refers to topics like economics and technology, but now it is beginning to include the medical field as well. “Body, Mind, and Spirit: Prescriptions for Global Health,” the theme of Carnegie Mellon’s International Festival this year, was a way to introduce the public to current global health issues.

The three-day event, which ran from Thursday through Saturday in the University Center, featured a variety of lectures, activities, and performances all dealing with the issues of global health. The event opened with a Benefits and Fitness Fair, which provided Carnegie Mellon faculty and staff with information on health and fitness options and benefits open to them through the university....

Comments

Be heard

Name:
Required
Email:
Optional
Comment:

Comment guidelines

If you provide an email address, it will be displayed. This may make you more vulnerable to spammers.

HTML is not allowed. Paragraphs are automatically created by leaving a blank line. Links are created from URLs automatically.

Off-topic or inappropriate (e.g. obscene, libelous) comments are not permitted and will be removed.

Important: The Tartan provides these discussion boards to encourage discussion about the topics we report. The views and opinions expressed in these comments are those of their authors, and do not reflect the opinions of The Tartan.

Print Edition

Front Page

PDF (4.48 MB)