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  • Chase Crossno (right), learning & development program manager at PHX, organized the event.

  • Moisès Fernández Via (left), director of Arts LAB @ MedCampus, with violinist Jessie MacDonald.

  • Chase Crossno performs the poem "The Search Party" by William Matthews.

  • Moisès Fernández Via leads a discussion of the role of art in health and daily life.

  • Jennifer Beard (seated), assistant professor of global health

  • Lois McCloskey, associate professor of community health sciences

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March 2, 2017
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Population Health Exchange (PHX) hosted an event to kick off SPH Narrative Month on March 1.SPH Narrative Month Logo

Approximately 25 faculty, staff, and students gathered for a discussion of the role of art in public health and daily life, as well as performances by Chase Crossno, learning and development program manager at PHX;  Moisès Fernández Via, director of Arts | LAB @ MedCampus; and violinist Jessie MacDonald.

—Michelle Samuels

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