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SUMMARY:Salute to Black Medical Heroes Youth Summit
LOCATION:Central Library\nCentral Library
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DESCRIPTION:Students in grades 3 - 12 are invited to a day of activities d
 esigned to help them start thinking about a health care career. Engage wit
 h practitioners through hands-on experiences (owl pellet\, CPR and  dissec
 tions)\, simulations\, and more! Students age 12 and under should be accom
 panied by an adult..\nhttps://indianapolis.libnet.info/event/9162761
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Lunch will be provided for all par
 ticipating students.<br /><br /></strong>The Indianapolis Public Library&r
 squo\;s African American History Committee is excited to invite your stude
 nts to the Salute to Black Medical Heroes Youth Summit at Central Library.
  We are partnering with The Metropolitan Indianapolis Central Indiana Area
  Health Education Center\, University of Indianapolis to offer local youth
  a fun\, informative and hands-on experience.</p>\n<p>The event will provi
 de opportunities for middle and high school students to engage with practi
 tioners through hands-on simulations\, personal connections\, and curated 
 resources in preparation for medical career paths. Additionally\, the even
 t will include a mentor mixer with provided lunch. This event was created 
 because of the lack of African Americans in the medical field. It is the h
 ope of The African American History Committee to spark an interest in medi
 cine for students of color\, however\, the event is open to students of al
 l races. Capacity is limited so please RSVP ASAP to reserve seats for your
  students.</p>\n<p>Our keynote speaker is Dr. Osazuwa George Okpamen\, Pha
 rmD\, MBA.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;George Okpamen is a multi-hyphenate innovator and 
 investor focused on closing gaps in historically underestimated communitie
 s. He was recently named the new Senior Director of Social Impact &amp\; I
 nnovation at Eli Lilly and Vice President of Racial Justice &amp\; Equity 
 for the Lilly Foundation. He earned this opportunity after graduating with
  his MBA from the University of Michigan &ndash\; Ross School of Business.
  A proud HBCU pharmacist-by-training with over seven years of dynamic mark
 eting\, product\, and tech experience\, George is excited to expand on his
  vision of "generational health and wealth&rdquo\; at every stage of his p
 ersonal and professional journey. This includes his local and national com
 munity\, where he still serves on the board of the non-profit he co-founde
 d called\, Pharmacist Initiative Leaders (PILs).</p>\n<p><strong>All parti
 cipating students will get fun hands-on activities\, the opportunity to sp
 eak with Black medical mentors during our mentor mixer (lunch provided)\, 
 swag items\, and a wealth of information and inspiration from the experts 
 at our resource fair tables.&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p></p>\
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