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Leading Health Business Researchers Team Up During Pandemic | CU Denver Business School News As COVID-19 hit the United States, it brought fear, confusion, and most concerningly, a complete lack of information. We watched as hospitals filled up, with little information on how the new virus worked or how to handle a pandemic. Not one to sit idly by, Dr. Jiban Khuntia, Associate Professor of....

Our Health Administration Student Organization is partnering with the Colorado Association of Healthcare Executives on another webinar! This will be the first event in a new series covering , , & in . Listen and engage with our esteemed panelists Jandel Allen-Davis, MD, Nita Mosby Tyler, Ph.D., and Regina Richards, Ph.D., MSW, as they examine the lasting effects of systemic racism and explore opportunities to improve equity of care. Moderated by our very own Health Administration Student Organization Co-President and HA-MBA candidate Terrence Walker, PT, DPT.

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: The Effects of Systemic Racism on Healthcare. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Join the Health Administration Student Organization in partnership with the Colorado Association of Healthcare Executives for the first event in our Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in Healthcare Webinar Series. The purpose of this webinar is to recognize the effects systemic racism has on health outc...

In the war against , workers are the soldiers on the front lines. In a recent interview, 's Director of Health Administration Programs, Rulon Stacey, advocates for increased pay to support their fight. Read more at:

College program director fighting for health care workers to get hazard pay A program director at the University of Colorado Denver says he wants hazard pay for all health care workers as they continue the fight against COVID-19.

Congratulations Keeley Burns, class of 2020 and recipient of the Eugenie Sontag Award!

Keeley has demonstrated through her professional success, academic achievement, and to others; a true testament of the qualities the Sontag Award represents. While earning her MBA in and maintaining a 3.9 GPA, she worked in demanding leadership roles in the areas of compliance and legal counsel with Cigna and Anthem. She has also had two children during this time and has been regularly involved in serving her community through volunteer work with the Denver chapter of Team Red, White, and Blue, an organization that addresses isolation and health challenges many veterans face by facilitating social and physical activities. “Connecting with veterans through coordinating physical activities and being a person to turn to in times of loneliness allowed me to contribute to [relieving] the loneliness epidemic...Continuing to seek out ways to help the veteran community combat loneliness with love and respect will be a lifelong focus.”