Administration– Dean's Office

Strategic Planning Leadership Retreat
Silverado Country Club and Resort, Napa, California
January 27-29, 2005

Guest speakers | Agenda & Presentations

Guest speakers

David Satcher, M.D., Ph.D.

David Satcher, M.D., Ph.D.
Director, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Administrator, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

Dr. David Satcher, Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) since November 15, 1993, is a physician, a scholar and a public health leader of national stature. As Director of CDC, Dr. Satcher, 56 years old, leads the agency of the Department of Health and Human Services responsible for promoting health and preventing disease, injury, and premature death. CDC's 11 Centers, Institutes, and Offices work closely with local, state, and other federal agencies to protect the public health. During his tenure at CDC, Dr. Satcher has spearheaded initiatives that have increased childhood immunization rates to 78% in 1996 from 55% in 1992, upgraded the nation's capability to respond to emerging infectious diseases, and laid the groundwork for a new Early Warning System to detect and prevent food-borne illnesses.

Anna Deavere Smith

Anna Deavere Smith, MFA
Playwright, Actress, Professor, Tisch School of the Arts at New York University

Hailed by Newsweek as “the most exciting individual in American theater,” playwright and performance artist Anna Deavere Smith uses her singular brand of theater to explore issues of race, community and character in America. She was awarded the prestigious MacArthur Foundation “genius” Fellowship for creating “a new form of theater — a blend of theatrical art, social commentary, journalism and intimate reverie.” Smith is perhaps best known as the author and performer of two one-woman plays about racial tensions in American cities — Fires in the Mirror (Obie Award-winner and runner-up for the Pulitzer Prize) and Twilight: Los Angeles 1992 (Obie Award-winner and Tony Award nominee).

AGENDA

THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 2005
 

1:00 pm

Welcome and Opening Remarks

Philip Pizzo, MD
 

1:15 pm

State of the Medical School
         Text of presentation

Philip Pizzo, MD
   

School of Medicine Strategic Centers
 

2:00 pm

John Boothroyd
 

2:15 pm

Rick Myers, PhD
 

3:15 pm

Gary Glazer, MD and Sam Gambhir, MD, PhD

 

4:00 pm

  • Clinical Informatics

Henry Lowe, MD
 

4:45 pm

  • Open Discussion

 
 

6:30 pm

Reception

 
 

7:00 pm

Dinner
 

8:00 pm

Leadership: Personal Perspectives

David Satcher, MD
   

 

 

FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 2005
 

8:00 am

Introduction to Friday Program

Philip Pizzo, MD
   

Perspectives on Diversity
 

8:15 am

Anna Deavere Smith
 

9:15 am
  • Small Group Discussions

All
 

10:20 am
  • Diversity Panel

Freeman Hrabowski, MA, PhD
Fernando Mendoza, MD
Linda Shortliffe, MD
Anna Deavere Smith
Hannah Valantine, MD

  11:30 am
  • Open Discussion

All
   

Professional and Leadership Development
 

1:00 pm
  • Welcome Back and Overview

Philip Pizzo, MD
 

1:10 pm
  • Leadership in Academia

Freeman Hrabowski, MA, PhD
 

1:30 pm
  • Process Orientation

Julie Moseley

 

 

Small Group Discussion Topics:

All 8 topic descriptions

 

1:40 pm
  • Small Groups: Round #1

All
 

2:45 pm
  • Small Groups: Round #2

All
 

3:30 pm
  • Group Reports

All
 

4:40 pm
  • Open Discussion

All
 

5:00 pm
  • Wrap-up

Philip Pizzo, MD
 

7:00 pm

Diner

 
   

 

 

SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 2005
 

8:00 am

Introduction to Saturday Program

Philip Pizzo, MD
 

8:15 am

Campaign Priorities and Planning

  • SUMC Priorities
  • University Context and Campaign Status
  • Organization and Implementation

Doug Stewart and Tim Portwood

 

10:45 am

Wrap-up
         From the Dean's Newsletter
         Changing the Future
         Addressing Diversity

All
 

12:00 noon

Adjourn

Philip Pizzo, MD

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