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Managing COVID-19 Going Forward

April 26, 2022
Submitted By: Brian David Skelly

Please join us online on Wednesday, April 27 from 1 p.m.-2 p.m. for our next WebEx meeting of the University of Hartford Philosophy Club as longtime Club member and supporter Karen Breda of the University of Hartford Department of Nursing presents on how we need to manage Covid-19 going forward, including implications for future pandemics that may arise.  

This will be our last meeting until fall semester.

(Click on link below to join).  

 

WebEx link  

Meeting Password: ACwqT3MBG33   

Toll-free call-in number: 1-877-668-4493   

Meeting Number (in case calling in): 171 628 0135   

 

Karen teaches courses on theory and research methods, complementary healing modalities and globalization, health and social issues relevant to professional nurses, and other healthcare providers. She serves as the MSN and RN-BSN Program Director and the Director of Project Horizon, a community outreach initiative focusing on health, social and cultural advocacy. Project Horizon is part of the Center for Health, Care, and Well-being in the College of Education, Nursing and Health Professions’ Institute for Translational Research. 

Professional Interests: Karen earned her doctorate in anthropology from the University of Connecticut. Her research interests include the critical political economy of health, the work life of nurses, and participatory action research with service learning, social justice, and advocacy projects.  

Karen Lucas Breda PhD, RN 

University of Hartford 

Department of Nursing
Associate Professor of Nursing

200 Bloomfield Avenue
West Hartford, CT 06117
email: 
breda@hartford.edu
cell phone 860-888-5211
 

 

An ongoing weekly tradition at the University since 2001, the University of Hartford Philosophy Club is a place where students, professors, and people from the community at large meet as peers. Sometimes presentations are given, followed by discussion. Other times, topics are hashed out by the whole group.    

Presenters may be students, professors, or people from the community. Anyone can offer to present a topic. The mode of presentation may be as formal or informal as the presenter chooses.   

Please be a part of us as we continue this great tradition online. 

Brian D. Skelly, Philosophy  

bskelly@hartford.edu  

413-273-2273