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How will technology change the way physicians interact with their patients? How will new digital tools help patients anticipate health issues before they become severe? And how can technology help the healthcare system get closer to the “Holy Grail” of better health outcomes and lower costs to society?

This one hour training program will certify an individual as a Crowd Manager for a three year period. A certified Crowd Manager is required for any event where the assembled capacity exceeds 50 or more people.

This one hour training program will certify an individual as a Crowd Manager for a three year period. A certified Crowd Manager is required for any event where the assembled capacity exceeds 50 or more people.

This one hour training program will certify an individual as a Crowd Manager for a three year period. A certified Crowd Manager is required for any event where the assembled capacity exceeds 50 or more people.

This one hour training program will certify an individual as a Crowd Manager for a three year period. A certified Crowd Manager is required for any event where the assembled capacity exceeds 50 or more people.

Join Paul Cramer ‘82 over pizza and salad to learn more about the world of consulting, law, and negotiation. Paul is a Senior Executive at Accenture where he has led the Accenture Negotiation Center of Excellence for the past 10 years. Please sign up at go/accenture

Join Laurie Patton and Middlebury Women Leaders as Laurie discusses her experiences in conflict resolution and leads us in a workshop on how to strengthen our own conflict resolution skills.

Help the College Democrats make phone calls to support Hillary for President.

Patrons in fourteenth and fifteenth century Italy were acutely value conscious, frequently specifying the quality of materials an artist was expected to use or the parts of a painting he must execute by himself without recourse to assistants. Frugality often extended to having old paintings restored or recycled by adding new frames or changing a few figures to suit a new context. These changes are sometimes easily recognized by the modern art historian, but sometimes they can be detected only by near microscopic analysis of a painting’s surface.

“Beyond Wall Street: A Field Guide for Economics Majors” brings back Economics alumni, representing a diverse array of careers, who share their paths and professional lives with students and demonstrate what possibilities exist for current Economics majors. Economics prepares students to succeed in a vast array of interesting and rewarding industries, and the Field Guide can help students think broadly about where their study in might take them.