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Center for Community Health Opens New City Home
The URMC Center for Community Health has a new home. The Center, several community health programs, and about 30 employees have moved into a new home in the Rochester city core. The Center takes up residence in the Eastman Building on 46 Prince Street. The building was home to the University of Rochester’s science programs until the 1950s, when the campus was relocated to the banks of the Genesee River.
The move brings the Center and its programs closer to the population it serves. It also creates an intersection of sorts in the city between the University and regional social services — the Red Cross and United Way are located next door.
You can read a URMC press release about the move here.
Add comment October 29, 2008
2008 Summer in the City Series Schedule
The Summer in the City Series, a joint program of the Center for Community Health and the Department of Community and Preventive Medicine, has released its schedule for 2008. The series consists of lunch-hour discussion on a variety of public health topics.
Unless noted, the discussions are from 12:00 to 1:00 PM and are held in Room K-307 in the Medical Center and include a light lunch. The schedule is as follows:
July 8: Health-e-Access: Using Technology to Increase Care for Children
Ken McConnochie, M.D., MPH, director, Health-e-Access Telemedicine Network and professor of Pediatrics (Please note that this session only is scheduled 12:15 to 1:15 pm)
July 15: Nourishing our Neighborhoods
Chris Hartman, co-manager, South Wedge Farmers’ Market
Eleanor Coleman, Southwest Area Neighborhood Association
Katrina Korfmacher, Ph.D., community outreach coordinator; research assistant professor, Environmental Health Sciences Center
July 22: Creating Urban Villages in the Rochester Children’s Zone (RCZ)
Ellen Lewis, interim team leader, RCZ
Rev. Glenn Alexander, pastor, Holy City International Church of God in Christ; board member, RCZ; Sector 10 Co-Chair, North East Neighborhood Alliance
July 29: Teen Smart Driving: What Parents Should Know
Anne Brayer, M.D., associate professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics
Lynn Babcock-Cimpello, M.D., associate professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics, co-directors, Injury Free Coalition for Kids of Rochester
For more information: CenterforCommunityHealth@urmc.rochester.edu or 276-3056
1 comment July 1, 2008
Welcome to this blog!
Welcome to the Community Health VOICE blog. We created this blog to serve as a forum for University of Rochester faculty and staff and our partners in the region who are interesting in expanding access to care and improving understanding of the health problems that we face as a community. (more…)
Add comment April 23, 2008