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2016 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Diversity and Inclusion in Medical Physics

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Pathway to Developing D&I Program at AAPM Eve Higginbotham, Perelman School of Medicine Handout(s): 115-32168-387514-120110.pdf

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All videos in this session:

	Welcome - Bruce Curran, MEng Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center
	Definition of D&I/AAPM Efforts (Stephen Avery/Will Ngwa) - Stephen Avery, PhD University of Pennsylvania
	Increasing Access to Medical Physics Education and Research Excellence (AMPERE) - Wilfred Ngwa, PhD Harvard Medical School
	D&I in Physics - Philip Hammer, American Institute of Physics
	D&I in NIH - Funding/Research - Debra Chew, National Institute of Health
	D&I in Global Health - Twalib Ngoma, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences
	D&I in Global Health - Rodolfo Alfonso-Laguardia, Cuba

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