S&S Dinner Dialogues, with Dr. Amy Corneli - Biomedical HIV Prevention & Supporting African Women
Event Details
What is the current state of biomedical HIV prevention and HIV in Africa? What role does society play in supporting or not supporting young African women’s ability to take action to reduce their HIV risk? Join us for a discussion!
Dr. Amy Corneli is Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences and Associate Professor in Duke’s Department of Medicine
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Where to meet:
Selected attendees will be notified via email several days in advance of the dinner with details regarding meeting location. All dinners will be within reasonable driving distance to Duke campus.
Science & Society will also provide a shuttle for those unable to arrange transportation to the dinner dialogue location. Shuttles will depart 30 minutes before the scheduled event from the front entrance of the North Building on West Campus (304 Research Dr.). Click here for a map.