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The Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke will open its doors for the 福利导在线观看 Provost鈥檚 Speaker Series on Tuesday, April 22 with a special Earth Day presentation examining how art and the science of behavioral change can shape community health outcomes. 

Sallie Beth Johnson, Ph.D., MPH, will present 鈥淎 Picture of Health: How We Can Create Thriving Communities Together鈥� from 7-8 p.m. The event will include Johnson鈥檚 talk and a faculty and student photo exhibit showcasing the ways in which an individual鈥檚 surroundings promote health.

Johnson, chair of Radford鈥檚 Department of Public Health and Healthcare Leadership, will present how local environmental factors 鈥� air and food quality, gathering places and workspaces, and interpersonal relationships 鈥� are the forces that determine whether individuals thrive or struggle with chronic disease.

Drawing on her 25 years in community health, Johnson will share insights from her research and real-world examples of how communities across Virginia are improving health through programs, policy, and partnerships.

Admission to the event is free. Attendees can enter through the main museum entrance on Salem Avenue and follow signage to the room where the talk and exhibit will be held.

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