There are few betrayals with harsher stings than when you bite into a cookie you thought was chocolate chip to discover raisins lurking in their place. It's hard to see how my afternoon recovers from this.

Dr. Christopher King (Christopher J. King, PhD, FACHE), Dr. Derek M. Griffith (@DrDMGriffith), Dr. Bryan Buckley (Bryan O. Buckley, DrPH, MPH, MBA) & HCMP student Riya Maheshwari have a publication in the next Health Affairs issue. Join the live talk on #RacismAndHealth in D.C on 2/7, 6:15-8pm tinyurl.com/58emdmbk

A disappointing and all too common version of two truths and a lie

Love this idea! A good challenge for me to see the syllabus this way AND makes scholarship more human for my students.

As #Jesuit Chair this semester at @GtownHSA @GtownNHS, I am loving a book club assignment where students share insights from texts they’ve chosen that focus on the (de)humanizing aspects of health care

This is too good: Selected Negative Teaching Evaluations of Jesus Christ mcsweeneys.net/articles/selec…

Those in St. Louis - please join Michael for a discussion about his excellent book Hidden Mercy; Thursday of the Easter Octave, April 21 at 7 pm

Our 2022 Sister Carol Keehan Award goes to Alexander Garza, chief community health officer at SSM Health! This award recognizes #CatholicHealth care leaders who boldly champion society's most vulnerable. Learn more: chausa.org/assembly-2022/… #2022CHA

Not able to be with my mom on #MothersDay but this wasn’t a bad place to pray for her #Rome #SanPietro

This essay captures much of my concern about our current moment in higher ed. "Professors must recognize that caring for students means wanting to see them thrive. That entails high expectations and a willingness to help students exceed them."

Grateful for the semester in DC with @GtownHSA and the Georgetown #Jesuits

In their new Forefront article Michael Rozier + Kimberly of Saint Louis University argue that, while nonprofit health care is in a unique position to facilitate the shift to value-based care, their efforts can be wasteful unless properly structured + incentivized. bit.ly/3MEOOoA

Students in the SLU College for Public Health & Social Justice Executive Master of Health Administration program recently spent a weekend learning from local health care leaders focused on improving quality through innovation. See the recap: loom.ly/JdkuwjY

The #MHA program at Saint Louis University SLU College for Public Health & Social Justice is celebrating its 75th anniversary. A wonderful history with an even more exciting future youtube.com/watch?v=gXWpKt…

SLU’s Master of Health Administration program is celebrating its 75th year, making it one of the oldest MHA programs in the country. Learn more about the past and present of the SLU College for Public Health & Social Justice program: loom.ly/jRMlml4

What’s up, SportsCenter ❗️ Christian Buendia checks in at number 5 on today’s SportsCenter Top 10. #BeBold #BeBlue 🔵