Events

HIV Center Rounds The Impact of Traditional Gender Role Beliefs of Sexual Behavior Among Latina College Students Melissa M. Ertl, PhD Postdoctoral Fellow HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies   Integrating Implementation Science into Observational Studies: An Example from Behavioral HIV Research Justin R, Knox, PhD, MPH, MSc Assistant Professor  HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies Register here (Please select the correct date from the dropdown menu.)

Free Symposium Psychiatric Labels in the NYC Pre-Trial Criminal Legal System: WHAT REALLY HAPPENS This symposium, focused on the pre-trial components of police, courts, and jail detention, seeks to bring together people with lived experience, criminal justice and behavioral health practitioners, and policy makers to engage in open dialogue and knowledge exchange about how each component identifies and communicates about mental illness. The first of a planned series, the goal of this symposium is to develop a shared understanding of practices across systems to inform efforts at improving continuity of person-centered and justice-informed mental health care. Attend in-person or via livestream Hellman Auditorium, 1st floor of NYSPI-Pardes Building 1051 Riverside Drive Registration required

Graduation Ceremony for the Adult Residency Program 11:00 am-12:00 pm Graduation Ceremony for the Clinical Psychology and Fellowship Training Programs  1:30-3:00 pm All Psychiatry Trainees, Research / Clinical Teaching Faculty and Staff, Graduates, and their Guests are also invited to join in an informal lunch which will be hosted from 12-1:30pm outside of the Auditorium and on the First-Floor Riverside Patio. The ceremonies will be a hybrid event. All are invited to attend to celebrate with this year’s graduates IN-PERSON at the Hellman Auditorium on the 1st Floor of the Pardes Building at NYSPI or via Zoom, where it will be broadcast simultaneously.  ZOOM LINK: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81003376121?pwd=NUZORjlnT0dJaDkzRG1ULzJTcmoxQT09 PASSCODE:  598948 DIAL IN: +1 646 558 8656

Columbia University's Voices in Bioethics & the Masters in Bioethics Program present ChatGPT, Knowledge, and Misinformation: Technology and its Many Impacts on Health, Wellness, and Society Technological advancements greatly impact health and the social determinants of health. AI ethicist and criminologist Renée Cummings and researcher Michael Scroggins will discuss AI and other technologies that are changing the landscape of society, health, wellness, and scientific research. The discussion will be moderated by Voices in Bioethics Editor-in-Chief Anne Zimmerman. This event celebrates 10 years of Voices in Bioethics, the online journal published by Columbia University's Masters in Bioethics Program with Columbia Libraries. Speakers: Michael Scroggins, PhD – Lecturer at UCLA Institute for Society and Genetics Renée Cummings, MA, MS – Assistant Professor at the UVA School of Data Science Moderator: Anne Zimmerman, JD, MS, CIPP/US, CEET – Editor-in-Chief at Voices in Bioethics For more information, please contact Athina Fontenot at af3018@columbia.edu.  Register here