Saint Joseph College’s Office of Alumnae/i Relations is
presenting a Lunch & Learn Series led by outstanding members of our faculty. On Tuesday, June 5, Natalie Dearing, Pharm.D., BCACP, assistant professor of Pharmacy Practice at Saint Joseph College’s School of Pharmacy will present The Heart of Hartford: Combating Health Disparities Surrounding Cardiovascular Disease in Women. The program begins with lunch at 11:00 a.m. followed at 12 noon by Dr. Dearing’s presentation. The event will be held in the Faculty Dining Room in McGovern Hall located on the College’s West Hartford campus at 1678 Asylum Avenue. The community is cordially invited to join alumnae/i and friends of Saint Joseph College at this event; admission for the Lunch & Learn session is $25. To register, contact
Stephen Kumnick, manager of Annual Giving & Alumnae/i Relations, at 860.231.5323 or skumnick@sjc.edu. A
registration form for this event along with the full series schedule is available at: http://ww2.sjc.edu/PDF/Alumnae/lunch_and_learn.pdf.
Dr. Dearing’s presentation will explain the health disparities surrounding heart disease in women. Despite public health efforts, women still don’t see themselves at risk for a heart attack or heart disease. Learn about all that Saint Joseph College is doing to raise awareness of gender differences in heart attack symptoms, severity and survival, and the steps you can take to make informed
decisions that will improve your cardiovascular health.
Dr. Natalie Dearing joined the faculty at Saint Joseph
College’s School of Pharmacy in 2010. She holds a Pharm.D. from Howard University College of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health Sciences; and a bachelor of science degree in Biology from George Mason University.
