Webinar Series on Military Health and Wellness
In recognition of Veterans Day, the College of Medicine is one of more than 100 medical schools joining with the Association of American Medical Collegeswith the White House Joining Forces staff and the Center for Deployment Psychologyto support the third Joining Forces Wellness Week.
The event is meant to heighten awareness about the health needs of the nation's veterans, service members and their families and elevate the role that medical schools and teaching hospitals play in serving the military veteran community.
The week-long initiative Nov. 10-14 includes a webinar series on the health and wellness of military service members and veterans. For details on the webinar series and to register, please visit http://www.deploymentpsych.org/JFWW2014.
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