Minnesota Public Health Association Annual Conference September 15 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Minnesota Public Health Association Annual Conference September 15 & 16, 2020 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

Welcome to Day 2! Introduction - Kathleen Norlien, MPHA President, 2020-2021 Zoom housekeeping - Sessions will be recorded and posted to the MPHA YouTube channel - Please remain muted and utilize the Chat box for questions - You may have your video on or off, whichever you prefer - Evaluation forms will be emailed after the conference and are required for anyone seeking CHES/MCHES credits - Email info@mpha.net if you need help during the conference

Please Rename Yourself ● Click “Participants” ● Hover over your name and click “Rename” or “More” then “Rename” ● Put a 7, 8, or 9 in front of your name to correspond with which breakout session you’d like to attend: 7. Bringing Everyone to the Table: Community Engagement during Assessments and Strategic Planning 8. “To rip a Juul” Lessons Learned from Teens About Vaping 9. The Need for Humility to Foster Innovation and Achieve Health Equity

Wednesday, September 16, 2020 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Day 2 Opening Plenary: Vaping Panel: Pat McKone, Laura Oliven, Dr. Keith Cavanaugh, Anna Grace Hottinger 12:00 - 12:55 pm Concurrent sessions #7-9 12:55 - 1:05 pm Break 1:05 - 2:00 pm Concurrent sessions #10-12 2:00 - 3:00 pm Day 2 Closing Plenary: Mayoral Panel: Marv Clavin (Wilmar), Kim Norton (Rochester), Maria Regan Gonzalez (Richfield), Melvin Carter (St. Paul; invited)

Plenary Session: 11:05 - 12:00 pm Perspectives on The Vaping Epidemic (left-right) Pat McKone , Senior Director, Health Promotion and Policy, American Lung Association Laura Oliven, MPP, Tobacco Control Manager, Minnesota Departmen t of Health Dr. Keith Cavanaugh , Children’s Respiratory and Critical Care Specialists, P.A Anna Grace Hottinger, high school student and Intern at the Association for Non-Smokers Moderated by Jean M. Streetar, M.S., CHES

Concurrent Sessions 12:00 - 12:55 pm 7. Bringing Everyone to the Table: Community Engagement during Assessments and Strategic Planning 8. “To rip a Juul” Lessons Learned from Teens About Vaping 9. The Need for Humility to Foster Innovation and Achieve Health Equity Breakout room reminders: ● If you didn’t already, please rename yourself with a “7, 8, or 9” in front of your name from the Participant list, to be moved to your desired breakout ● Please remain in the breakout room (all sessions will be recorded and available to attendees) ● But if you need to leave the breakout room, click “leave room” to return to the main session

Break 12:55 - 1:05 pm Coming up… 1:05 - 2:00 pm Concurrent sessions #10-12 2:00 - 3:00 pm Day 2 Closing Plenary: Mayoral Panel: Marv Clavin (Wilmar), Kim Norton (Rochester), Maria Regan Gonzalez (Richfield), Melvin Carter (St. Paul; invited)

Please Rename Yourself ● Click “Participants” ● Hover over your name and click “Rename” or “More” then “Rename” ● Put a 10, 11, or 12 in front of your name to correspond with which breakout session you’d like to attend: 10 . The Health Effects of Climate Change: HealthPartners Perspective 11 . Water Magic! Exploring Perceptions of Tap Water Safety and the Impact on Water and Sugary Drink Consumption Among Youth and Communities of Color in Minneapolis 12. Suicide Survivors; from Disenfranchised Grief to Empowerment

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Thank you to our Scholarship Fund Supporters! Donna Anderson, Carol Berg, Kelsey Besse, Angie Carlson, Donna DeGracia, Annie Halland, Linda Hart, Vonna Henry, Erica Fishman, Merry Grande, Cindy Kallstrom, Jaime Martinez, Meghan Mason, Kate Murray, Gretchen Musicant, Jodell O’Connell, Sami Quinn, Ellen Saliares, Cherylee Sherry, Mary Suagee-Beauduy, Tehout Selameab, Jackie Siewert

Please Rename Yourself ● Click “Participants” ● Hover over your name and click “Rename” or “More” then “Rename” ● Put a 10, 11, or 12 in front of your name to correspond with which breakout session you’d like to attend: 10 . The Health Effects of Climate Change: HealthPartners Perspective 11 . Water Magic! Exploring Perceptions of Tap Water Safety and the Impact on Water and Sugary Drink Consumption Among Youth and Communities of Color in Minneapolis 12. Suicide Survivors; from Disenfranchised Grief to Empowerment

Concurrent Sessions 1:05 - 2:00 pm 10 . The Health Effects of Climate Change: HealthPartners Perspective 11 . Water Magic! Exploring Perceptions of Tap Water Safety and the Impact on Water and Sugary Drink Consumption Among Youth and Communities of Color in Minneapolis 12. Suicide Survivors; from Disenfranchised Grief to Empowerment Breakout room reminders: ● If you didn’t already, please rename yourself with a “10, 11 or 12” in front of your name from the Participant list, to be moved to your desired breakout ● Please remain in the breakout room (all sessions will be recorded and available to attendees) ● But if you need to leave the breakout room, click “leave room” to return to the main session

Plenary Session: 2:00 - 3:00 pm Mayoral Panel (left-right) Mayor Marv Clavin of Wilmar Mayor Kim Norton of Rochester Mayor Maria Regan Gonzalez, MPH of Richfield Mayor Melvin Carter of St. Paul (invited) Moderated by Dr. Angeline Carlson, BS (Pharmacy), RPh, PhD

Thank you for attending Day 2 of the MPHA 2020 Annual Conference! ● Evaluations will be emailed to attendees after the conference (and are required for CHES/MCHES credit seekers). ● Requests for CPH, Nursing, or general certificate of attendance, should be emailed to info@mpha.net. ● MPHA is a volunteer-driven organization. Please join us and make your voice heard in the public health community! Visit mpha.net for more info.