Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods - 12/14 Brown Bag Seminar: Boundary Perceptions

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Brown Bag Lunch: "Childrens' vs. Parents' Perceptions of Neighborhood Boundaries"

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

The PRC Brown Bag Seminar Series brings together public health professionals and academic researchers over lunch break to hear brief presentations and then discuss chronic disease prevention in Greater Cleveland. We provide a light lunch and plenty of food for thought...

The December 14 event featured a discussion of mapping the health environment in our area.

This month's presenter was:

James Spilsbury PhD, MPH, is the Program Director of the CWRU Center for Clinical Investigation Academic (Educational and Development) Core.

Click here to view the video of the Children's vs. Parents' Perceptions of Neighborhood Boundaries"

PRC Brown Bag Seminar from PRCHN on Vimeo.

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