The School of Nursing invites you to attend this special presentation from Visiting Scholar Dana D. Hines Phd, RN "Social Determinants of Transgender Health: Opportunities for Improvement." This is the second in a series of visiting scholars made possible by the support of Natalie Leblanc, PhD, MPH, BSN, RN, Dean's Endowed Fellow in Health Disparities.

Dr. Hines is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at George Washington University, a member of the DC Center for AIDS Research and the Alexandria City HIV/AID Board of Commissioners- an organization that advises the City Council  helps promote community engagement and educational programs on AIDS/HIV awareness, treatment, and prevention. Her research interests include social determinants of health, health disparities and strategies to improve access to care among sexual and gender minorities.

A lunch will be provided starting at 12 p.m., followed by the presentation from 12:10-12:40, leaving time for questions and discussion.

The School of Nursing Clinical & Research Grand Rounds seeks to engage faculty, staff, students, and other members of the healthcare community by presenting topics related to the research process as well as current research topics at the School of Nursing.