DESIGNING ENVIRONMENTS FOR HEALTH
Whole-Community Wellness Lecture Series
Health and the Built Environmen
Due to the devastating rains and flooding, the panel discussion titled "Understanding the Value & Importance of Art in Health" originally scheduled for Wednesday, May 5, has been canceled. We hope to reschedule this discussion as soon as possible.
In the wake of healthcare reform’s emphasis on prevention and the impending “silver tsunami” of aging boomers, the relationship of health and wellness to the environment demands our attention. Our lecture series will address issues associated with health, healthcare and the built environment.
· How urban design dictates activity levels, social interactions and the local impact of diabetes, cardiovascular and lung disease while considering an aging population and war veteran user group
· How Evidenced Based Design, focused on outcomes in healthcare facilities, is further validating the importance of creating healing environments.
· How can we amplify the impact of green design, creating more natural experiences that touch the human spirit in a nurturing, healing way? The introduction of pedestrian centric design, xeriscaping, and active green spaces, green roofs, open stairs, sunlight and fresh air promote wellness and sustainability in the natural and built environment.
Schedule
3 February Keynote Lecture
5 May Panel Discussion - CANCELLED
Speakers' Biographies
Cost of Series:
Panel Discussions are FREE for those not seeking CEUs
For Students:
Conducted at the Nashville Civic Design Center and at the University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design, the series will engage and interact with experts who support the connection between health and the built environment. Invited presenters include internationally recognized speakers & authors Richard Jackson, Wayne Ruga, Roz Cama & Annette Ridenour. Those in the healthcare industry, design profession and public interests are encouraged to participate.
Topics to be discussed:
Dr. Richard Jackson: "Health — Spanning Disciplines: Agriculture to Architecture, Housing to Transportation”
Sponsored by Earl Swensson Associates, Inc. (ESa)
Location: Frist Lecture Hall, Gordon E. Inman Building; Belmont University,
Time: Reception: begins at 3:30, Lecture 4:30-6:00
17 February Panel Discussion
“A Blueprint for a Healthy Nashville” Applying Dr. Jackson’s insights to impact the health of Nashville’s citizens.
Panelists:
Dr. Shari Barkin
Cassi Johnson
Leslie Meehan
Dr. Bill Sloan
Location: Nashville Civic Design Center, 138 Second Avenue North
Time: 4:30-6:00 p.m.
17 March Keynote Lecture
Wayne Ruga, author and presenter: "A New Paradigm in Healthcare."
Sponsored by Boluy Carpet and Hart Freeland Roberts (HFR) Architects
Location: Frist Lecture Hall, Gordon E. Inman Building; Belmont University,
Time: Reception: begins at 3:30, Lecture 4:30-6:00
24 March Keynote Lecture
Marc Sauve, “The Future of Healthcare in America”
Sponsored By Gresham Smith & Partners (GSP)
Location: Nashville Civic Design Center, 138 Second Avenue North via video conferencing live from the UT Campus
Time: 4:30-6:00 p.m.
31 March Panel Discussion
Led by Gresham Smith and Partners (GSP). Applying Dr. Ruga’s insights to the new Paradigm in Healthcare
Location: Nashville Civic Design Center, 138 Second Avenue North
Time: 4:30-6:00 p.m.
7 April Keynote Lecture
Rosalyn Cama, CAMA Incorporated: "Evidence-based Healthcare Design."
Location: Nashville Civic Design Center, 138 Second Avenue North (via video conferencing live from the UT Campus)
Time: 4:30-6:00 p.m.
14 April Keynote Lecture
Annette Ridenour, Aesthetics, Inc: "Transforming Healthcare through the Arts."
Location: Nashville Civic Design Center, 138 Second Avenue North
Time: 4:30-6:00 p.m.
21 April Keynote Lecture
Jane Rohde, JSR Associates: "Four Dimensions -- Creating Sustainable Senior Living."
Location: Nashville Civic Design Center, 138 Second Avenue North (via video conferencing live from the UT Campus)
Time: 4:30-6:00 p.m.
“Understanding the Value & Importance of Art in Health" A Follow-up discussion from Annette Ridenour's Lecture
Panelists:
Donna Glassford -
Jeff Ockerman
Andrew Krichels
Location: Nashville Civic Design Center, 138 Second Avenue North Time:
4:30-6:00 p.m.
Dr. Richard Jackson
Wayne Ruga
Annette Ridenour
Marc Sauve
Rosalyn Cama
Jane Rohde
Panel Speaker Biographies
Dr. Shari Barkin
Cassi Johnson
Leslie Meehan
Dr. Bill Sloan
For Non-credit seeking attendees:
$75 for entire series
$25 per Keynote Lecture
For Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
from the American Institute of Architects of Middle Tennessee:
$225 for entire series
$45 for individual lectures or panel discussions
$60 for entire series
*Scholarships are available – submit a statement (maximum of one page) expressing need to Gary Gaston at gary@civicdesigncenter.org
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