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RESIDENCY DAY 1987 ie The Organizers Internal Medicine DEAN’S ANNUAL VISITING LECTURESHIP Len Dingler, Robert Dennis, Craig Hutchens, and Darlene Taylor. This year’s Dean’s Visiting Lecturer was Dr. G. Barry Pierce, M.D., Centennial Distinguished Research Professor of Pathology at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. He spoke on ‘“‘Embryonic Regulation of Cancer: Prospects for Differential Therapy.”’ 40 Events
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AND FUTURE During the week of January 12-16, 1987, the Stu- dent National Medical Association and the Texas Association of Mexican American Medical Students presented a program to increase everyone’s awareness of the significantly large population of Blacks and Hispanics that are seen in the health care system usually by non-minority physicians. The organizations believe that health care pro- viders must have an understanding of a person’s lifestyle and cultural background in order to proper- ly communicate with and treat their specific problems. The week was filled with a variety of activities to entertain and inform. John Baldwin, a Houston ac- tor and artist, started off the week by presenting in- Spirational interpretations of major works from Black and Hispanic literature. A documentary mark- ing the events of the Civil Rights Movement led by Multi-cultural buffet Robin Jones at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Service. DREAMS: PAST, PRESENT, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was shown on Tuesday. An absolutely wonderful multi-cultural feast was served on Wednesday — the line was long but worth the wait! Thursday’s activities took place in the Mirtha Dunn Chapel where a memorial service in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. was held. Ntozake Shange, playwright of For Colored Girls, Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf, author of Sasafrass, Cypress, and Indigo, and winner of the 1981 L.A. Times Book Review Award, closed the week by addressing the issue of the lack of health care delivered by minority physicians to people of color. SNMA TAMANS are to be com- mended for orchestration of a very informative, en- joyable, and worthwhile week. Special thanks to SNMA TAMANS President Robin Jones, MS II for contribution to this written text. i g a ae Multi-cultural buffet Ntozake Shange, author and playwright. Events 39
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