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SUMMARY: 2018 Homer G. Phillips Public Health Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION: This public health lecture series is named in honor of the his
 toric Homer G. Phillips Hospital in St. Louis\, the premier training ground
  for African American medical professionals.  Although it closed its doors 
 on August 17\, 1979\, we can learn much from the hospital’s history\, prese
 nted by the very people who worked diligently to provide […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>This public health lecture series is named
  in honor of the historic Homer G. Phillips Hospital in St. Louis\, the pre
 mier training ground for African American medical professionals.  Although 
 it closed its doors on August 17\, 1979\, we can learn much from the hospit
 al's history\, presented by the very people who worked diligently to provid
 e culturally sensitive care to the patients who so deeply trusted and loved
  them.</p><p><strong>Film Screening followed by panel discussion</strong></
 p><p><strong> "The Color of Medicine: The Story of Homer G. Phillips Hospit
 al"</strong></p><p>A film by Joyce Marie Fitzpatrick & Brian Shackelford\, 
 Flatcat productions & Tunnel Vizion Entertainment</p><p><img class="wp-imag
 e-5736 size-thumbnail alignleft" src="https://mddiversity.wustl.edu/app/upl
 oads/2018/09/Color-of-Medicine-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="150" height="150"
  /></p><p style="text-align: left\;">A documentary capturing the history of
  medical training of African-Americans at Homer G. Phillips Hospital. Dr. E
 arle U. Robinson Jr.\, a 2nd generation physician and alumnus\, whose fathe
 r was one of the first 27 interns to graduate from Homer G. Phillips\, shar
 es his personal story and the significance of the Homer G. Phillips hospita
 l's valuable part in African-American history.</p><p><strong>Joyce Marie Fi
 tzpatrick\, Excutive Producer and Co-Director.</strong> Fitzpatrick is an a
 ward-winning Producer/Writer/Director and has worked for ABC\, NBC\, CW\, U
 PN network\, PBS\, E! Entertainment\, and Black Entertainment Television (B
 ET). In 2001\, Fitzpatrick launched her film production company\, Flatcat P
 roductions\, LLC\, in the city of Los Angeles.</p><p><strong>Brian Shackelf
 ord\, Co-Producer and Co-Director. </strong>Shackelford's post production b
 ackground includes over 600 hours of original\, non-fiction programming for
  companies\, such as 20th Century Fox\, VH1\, MTV and Ryan Seacrest Product
 ions. In 2008\, Shackelford created Tunnel Vizion Entertainment\, a product
 ion and post production company specializing in giving lower budgeted proje
 cts the look and feel of high-end productions.</p><p><strong>Date:</strong>
  Friday\, October 12\, 2018</p><p><strong>Time:</strong><br />Reception: 5:
 30 pm<br />Film screening: 6:00 pm<br />Dinner and panel: 7:30 pm</p><p><st
 rong>Address:</strong><br />Washington University School of Medicine<br />E
 ric P. Newman Center<br />320 S. Euclid Ave.\, St. Louis MO 63110</p><p>Thi
 s event is free of charge but space is limited.</p><p><strong>Please RSVP <
 /strong>by calling 314-362-6854 or emailing Gina Biondo at ginabiondo@wustl
 .edu.</p>
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