Medical School Dean’s Lecture Series
The Medical School Dean’s Lecture Series is a series of presentations offered to faculty, staff, and students in the Medical School community, as a response to critical issues that are emerging in healthcare, as well as our efforts to address racial injustice and health disparities within our institution.
The series provides an opportunity for members of our Medical School community to present essential topics and ideas for improving our lives, whether it be within our research, education, clinical work, or service.
Lectures are offered monthly and facilitated by senior leaders of the Medical School. If you have a suggested topic to be considered for future lectures, please submit them using this link.
We are welcoming Roli Dwivedi, MD, who is the Chief Clinical Officer for Community-University Health Care Center (CUHCC), to our Wednesday, August 12th, webinar.
Title of Lecture
“The Community-University Health Care Center: 60 Years of Service and Care”
Lecture Abstract
The Community-University Health Care Center (CUHCC) epitomizes the University of Minnesota’s land-grant commitment to care, education, discovery, and community engagement. The first and longest running community health center in the State of Minnesota, CUHCC is a federally qualified health center that delivers comprehensive whole-person care to the diverse communities of South Minneapolis and beyond. As a training site for 175+ annual students and learners, CUHCC is training the future healthcare workforce in team-based interprofessional care models that address the major challenges facing patients, clinics and the overall healthcare system.
Please register for the event using this link: https://umn.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Auwh-Ym5RhGia_-Ksx2zvw -- NOTE: You will need to reregister for 2026 DLS sessions, even if you have registered in previous years.
We look forward to hosting you at this webinar!