Christina Bennett

A case study of repealing and replacing healthcare. 
Invited to present at the annual American Society of Law, Medicine, & Ethics (ASLME) Health Law Professor Conference, Atlanta, GA.
(2017, June)

Jay Healey Teaching Plenary – Experiential Learning in Health Law. 
Invited as discussion participant to the Jay Healey Teaching Plenary Session within the annual Health Law Professors conference hosted by ASLME, Atlanta, GA.   
(2017, June)

Are you part of the problem?  Teaching implicit gender bias. 
Invited to present at the annual meeting of Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA), Long Beach, California.
(2017, June)

Access to Governmental Lawyers in the New Administration. 
American Association of Law Schools (AALS) Section on Teaching Methods.  Invited to lead national conference call discussion for members of American Association of Law Schools.  Audio recording available at Http://aals.org.
(2017, April)  

Everything and the kitchen sink: Using multiple modalities to assess student mastery. 
Member of discussion group Student Assessment: Tips and Tricks from the Trenches.  Invited to present and participate in discussion at the annual meeting of AALS, San Francisco, CA.
(2017, January)

Building competency-based rubrics. 
Annual Department of Health Administration and Policy Pedagogical Retreat, Oklahoma City, OK.
(2016, September)

Systematic literature review to understand factors that impact career advancement for women healthcare executives. 
Invited to present poster at the annual meeting of AUPHA, Kansas City, MO.
(2016, June)

Upping the ante:  Incorporating higher level teaching and assessment methods. 
Invited to present poster at the annual meeting of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA), Kansas City, MO.
(2016, June)

Creating a practitioner-based and practitioner-evaluated project. 
Invited to lead an interactive 60-minute presentation at the annual Institute for Law Teaching and Learning conference at Washburn University School of Law, Topeka, KS.
(2016, June)

Learning, simulating, and experiencing in the realm of public health law. 
Invited to lead a World Café format presentation at the Jay Healey Teaching Plenary Session within the annual Health Law Professors conference hosted by ASLME, Boston, MA.
(2016, June)

Achieving program alignment using PDSA rapid improvement cycles. 
Invited to present poster at the annual meeting of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH), Arlington, VA.
(2016, March)

Access denied – The status of reproductive health in Oklahoma. 
Invited to present as Breakout Session Leader at the annual Bridges to Access conference, sponsored by the University of Oklahoma Community Health Alliance, Oklahoma City, OK.
(2016, February)

Mastering the dark arts – teaching professionalism and communication skills at a graduate level. 
Invited to present poster at the annual University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Education Day, sponsored by the Academy of Teaching Scholars, Oklahoma City, OK.
(2015, September)

Moving towards inter-professional education – creating an experiential course with law and public health students. 
Invited to present poster at the annual University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Education Day, sponsored by the Academy of Teaching Scholars, Oklahoma City, OK.
(2015, September)

Teaching with higher level learning methods. 
Annual Department of Health Administration and Policy Pedagogical Retreat, Oklahoma City, OK.
(2015, August)

Developing a case study series for integrating didactic and practice-based competencies into public health curriculum. 
Presentation to be made by D.T. Boatright, co-chair of the Public Health Practice Section, at the ASPPH Public Health Practice Section Retreat, Park City, Utah.
(2015, June)

Creating an inter-professional and experiential course with law and public health students. 
Invited to present poster at the annual meeting of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA), Miami, FL.
(2015, June)

Understanding why managed care “failed” for SoonerCare and the policy implications of it for Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma. 
Poster and oral presentation at the Faculty Leadership Program at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
(2015, June)

Exiting the Silo: the JD-MPH dual degree at the University of Oklahoma College of Public Health. 
Poster session presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH), Arlington, VA.
(2015, March)

Creating an inter-professional and experiential course with law and public health students. 
Invited to present poster at the annual meeting of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH), Arlington, VA.
(2015, March)

MOOC + Classroom = Leadership; Using a Massive, Open, Online Course in healthcare administration and policy education. 
Presentation at the OU Academic Technology Expo, Norman, OK.   
(2015, January)

Contraception, Corporations, and Courts: Understanding the Hobby Lobby Case. 
Presentation jointly sponsored by University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Public Health Interest Group, Medical Students for Choice, and Obstetrics/Gynecology Interest Group; College of Public Health Student Association; American College of Healthcare Executives Student Affiliate at the College of Public Health; and the College of Law Organization for the Advancement of Women Lawyers.   Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
(2014, October)

Local/Regional

Grant Review Chair, Komen for the Cure, Central and Western Oklahoma, 2016-2017

Grant Review Panel, Komen for the Cure, Central and Western Oklahoma, 2014, 2015, 2016

National

AUPHA’s Journal of Health Administration Education Review Panel, July 2016 - present

Policy Subcommittee, American Public Health Association, October 2014 – present

Expert panelist reviewer, The Potential of Shared Savings Models to Support Integrated Health and Social Services for Complex Patients, Commonwealth Fund Grant #20140746, September-October 2014