• Voice and Voicelessness in Medieval Europe and Beyond9:00 am
• Third Annual Cathy Shine Lecture12:00 pm
• Men's Health: Urological Perspective12:00 pm
• CTSI Presents 'Upcoming Changes to Public Access Policy Reporting'1:00 pm
• Self Defense and Stumbling Blocks: Torah Perspectives on Gun Rights and Gun Restrictions1:00 pm
• Particle and Fields Seminar3:30 pm
• Catastrophic Disaster Preparedness - Adopting a Systems Approach4:00 pm
• "Mrs. President" A film by Professor Haeri4:00 pm
• Sustaining Activism: A Brazilian Women's Movement and a Father-Daughter Collaboration4:00 pm
• Religious Groups and Political Parties: Interaction in Contemporary Sub-Saharan Africa4:00 pm
• Boston University's Office of Technology Development invites you to attend Tech, Drugs and Rock n' Roll Unplugged - Networking Event4:30 pm
• Dean's Speaker Series Event: Four Leadership Principles for the Future with John Ryan4:30 pm
• "Out" in the Army5:30 pm
• Religion Mythbusters: Sikhism5:30 pm
• Irish Voices: Reading and Conversation with Colm Tóibín6:00 pm

Third Annual Cathy Shine Lecture

Bob Massie, president of the New Economics Institute, is the featured speaker of the Third Annual Cathy Shine Lecture and will present "Patient Capital: Rethinking the Value of Care." What counts as value in value-based payment for health care? Patient experience ratings measure value for both payment and accreditation purposes. Bob Massie, MDiv, DBA, uses his expertise in socially responsible corporate organizations and his experiences as a patient to explore how hospitals can operate to yield real value.

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When	12:00 pm to 1:00 pm on Thursday, February 28, 2013
Building	Boston University Medical Campus Instructional Building
Room	Hiebert Lounge
Contact Name	Alicia Orta
Contact Email	aorta@bu.edu
Fees	Free
Speakers	Bob Massie