The Littlefield Leadership Lecture Series
The 20th Littlefield Leadership Lecture, “Health Equity Among Native Americans Within a Colonization Context,” was presented October 8, 2019, by Dr. John Lowe, PhD, RN, FAAN, executive director, Center for Indigenous Nursing Research for Health Equity (INRHE) and McKenzie Professor in Health Disparities Research, Florida State University.
Annual Littlefield lectures highlight nurse leaders and reflect the complexity of healthcare, changing and aging populations, scientific discoveries, innovations, and more. The lectures are valued by researchers, educators, practitioners, students, and members of the healthcare community and beyond.
Inspired and supported by the Friends of Littlefield, the Littlefield Leadership Lecture is named after Dean Emerita Vivian Littlefield, who led the UW–Madison School of Nursing from 1984 through 1999.
The Littlefield Lecture Series
Thank you for attending the 20th Littlefield Leadership Lecture in October 2019. Held annually with support from the Friends of Littlefield, the School of Nursing offers the Littlefield Lecture Series to highlight nurse leadership.
More from the Littlefield Lecture Series
Dr. John Lowe to Present 20th Littlefield Leadership Lecture
With support from the Friends of Littlefield, the UW-Madison School of Nursing offers the annual Littlefield Lectures as a way to highlight nurse leadership. The UW–Madison School of Nursing is proud to celebrate this milestone 20th lecture in 2019. Dr. John Lowe’s lecture will draw on his experience in research, consulting, and advocacy for health equity and culturally competent health care for Native Americans and Indigenous people globally.
Public Health Is Community Health
The United States Deputy Surgeon General, Rear Admiral Sylvia Trent-Adams, visited the School of Nursing to deliver the 19th Littlefield Leadership Lecture, an annual speaking event that brings in a renowned nurse leader to share experiences and ideas to educate and inspire the Madison-area nursing community.
AARP President-Elect to speak about building cultures of health for older adults
Dr. Catherine Alicia Georges, 2017 Littlefield Leadership Lecturer, delivered a free public talk, “Building a Culture of Health for Older Adults through Community Engagement,” at the UW–Madison School of Nursing.
A video playlist of Littlefield Leadership Lectures 2016–