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Pre-Conference Workshops

Main Conference

Do not panic! First hour, first week, first month—Emory University reveals rapid response lessons in the Age of Ebola
Nancy Seideman, Associate Vice President of University Communications and Executive Director of University Media Relations at Emory University.

Managing the hype and hysteria through collaboration and composure: Bellevue treats NYC's first and only Ebola patient
Evelyn Hernández, Associate Executive Director, Public Affairs and Community Relations at Bellevue Hospital Center.

Keep morale up: How to engage staff and protect your reputation from the inside out when crisis strikes
Paul Baltes, Manager of Corporate Communications at Nebraska Medicine.

Social Media and Ebola: How to manage social media during a crisis
Carol Crawford, Chief, Digital Media Branch, Division of Public Affairs at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Preparing spokespeople for the sudden increase of media attention
Taylor Wilson, Sr. Media Relations Coordinator at Nebraska Medicine.

Preparing spokespeople for the sudden increase of media attention
Panelists: Taylor Wilson, Sr. Media Relations Coordinator at Nebraska Medicine,
David Rudd, Director, Corporate and Community Communications at the University of Chicago Medicine.