As part of the UNMC COPH 20th Anniversary Virtual Event Series

Wednesday, March 24, 2027

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. CT

Zoom Meeting

On World Tuberculosis Day, join fellow alumni and public health professionals for a discussion inspired by John Green's Everything Is Tuberculosis. Together, we'll examine the book's exploration of science, access to care, health inequities, and the human stories that shape our understanding of disease. We invite you to join and share your perspectives, learn from fellow public health professionals, and explore how the lessons found in the book resonate with our work and experiences today.

Moderated by Daniel M. Brailita, MD, FIDSA, Assistant Professor of Infectious Diseases at UNMC and Elizabeth Kix, MPH'12, COPH Alumni Council Member

About the Virtual Event Series

One Book, One Public Health Community: Science, Service & Solidarity Through the Lens of Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green

As part of the UNMC College of Public Health's 20th Anniversary celebration, this series brings alumni together to explore the enduring connections between science, service, and solidarity. Inspired by themes from John Green's Everything Is Tuberculosis, these conversations will examine the people, challenges, and ideas that shape public health while fostering meaningful dialogue across our community. Whether or not you’ve read the book, all alumni are welcome to join these events and engage with the ideas through shared experience.

Hosted by the UNMC College of Public Health Alumni Council