This panel will delve into the "Fundamental Moments in Kentucky Public Health History," exploring pivotal events, policies, and figures that have shaped the health and well-being of the Commonwealth's residents. From early public health initiatives and responses to epidemics to advancements in medical care and contemporary challenges, the discussion will illuminate the evolution of public health in Kentucky and its lasting impact on communities across the state.
September 3rd, 2025
2PM - 3PM EST
Attend on Campus or Online
Senate Chamber, Gatton Student Center
Moderator
Rachel Hogg-Graham, DrPH, MA
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Associate Professor & Chair, Department of Health Management and Policy
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College of Public Health
Speaker
Amanda Higgins, PhD, MA
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Executive Director
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The Lexington History Museum
Claire D. Clark, PhD, MPH
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Chellgren Endowed Associate Professor (7/1/2023-6/30/2026)
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Departments of Behavioral Science and History
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Director of Graduate Studies in Clinical and Translational Science
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Director of Undergraduate Certificate in Medical Behavioral Science
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Co-course Director, MD 811 & 815: Introduction to Clinical Medicine I & II
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University of Kentucky
