For those who attended
(or were unable to attend), below are links to video of the main events.
Video
Coverage
Note:
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Thursday,
October 28
Richmond Award Presentation and Talks:
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/richmondaward/
Volunteer Leadership Award Presentation:
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of Dean Bloom presenting the Volunteer Leadership Award to Richard Menschel:
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Keynote
Address, Health Care and the Elections:
Video
of Robert Blendon and David Gergen delivering the keynote address:
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Friday,
October 29
Breakout
Sessions (previously recorded) A user name and password are required
to access these pages. To acquire these, please
email the Office for Resource Development. the Office for Resource Development.
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/leadership/secure/
Luncheon at the Charles Hotel:
Video
of Nefertiti Durant delivering her remarks and introducing Harvard President
Lawrence Summers:
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Video
of Lawrence Summers delivering his address:
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of Dean Bloom delivering his remarks:
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See
also: Inaugural Meeting, October
21, 2003
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