Tuesday evenings from February 5 to March 12
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2013 Mini-Med School is over. Mini-Medical 2014 will be posted sometime end of this year.
UW Medicine's 2013 Mini-Medical School is a series of exciting lectures and demonstrations open to the general public and designed to teach you about medical science, patient care and leading-edge research underway at the University of Washington. This year’s program takes place at 7 p.m. on consecutive Tuesdays from February 5 to March 12 in Hogness Auditorium at the Warren G. Magnuson Health Sciences Center, adjacent to UW Medical Center on the south end of the UW campus. The series is free, and we encourage people who enjoy their experience to contribute to UW Medicine.
At Mini-Medical School, UW Medicine experts will discuss what’s new in preventing and reducing the impact of injury, violence and disaster. You will hear about the expanding field of palliative care, examine some of the latest technologies in artificial devices, learn about new innovations and treatments for babies with special needs, and how to keep our young athletes safe and healthy.
Find out more about this year’s program.
Mini-Med Hosts
This year’s hosts are Dr. Teri Brentnall and Dr. Edith Cheng.
Dr. Brentnall is the Walters Endowed Chair and Professor of Medicine in the division of gastroenterology and adjunct professor in pathology at UW School of Medicine. She is also the founder and director of the Pancreatic Cancer Surveillance Program at UW Medical Center.
Dr. Cheng is a professor in obstetrics & gynecology and adjunct professor in internal medicine, medical genetics at UW School of Medicine. She is the medical director of the Prenatal Genetics and Fetal Therapy Program and Prenatal and Infant Care Clinic at the UW Medical Center. She is also the program director for the Prenatal Diagnosis and Treatment Program at Seattle Children’s.
Dr Edith Cheng (left) and Dr. Teri Brentnall (right).
Your Mini-Med School, Your Gift
If you value Mini-Med school, consider making a gift to UW Medicine. Our faculty members - and their colleagues and departments - benefit from contributions to their work in research, patient care and medical education. Learn more about our priorities. Or browse the UW Foundation's giving site, where you can search for areas that interest you. And thank you!
Contact Us
For more information on Mini-Medical School, call 206.685.9420 or e-mail Julie Collier, UW Medicine Strategic Marketing and Communications, at minimed@u.washington.edu.
In lieu of a registration fee, a gift donation can be made to the Mini-Medical School fund.
Watch Mini-Med on UWTV
Select Mini-Med sessions will be videotaped for future broadcast. Contact UWTV for the Mini-Med broadcast schedule.
As an audience member you may be inadvertently videotaped. We recommend that attendees be at least 16 years of age.