Michael Green

Abstract Writing Workshop For Students · 2024 Instructional Course, Workshop, or Symposium Interdiciplinary Association for Population Health Sciences Student Committee, Online

A workshop for students in which we will discuss tips, review samples, and share helpful strategies for writing a clear and concise conference abstract.

Measuring Structural Determinants of Cardiovascular Health - Educational Session, American Heart Association: Scientific Sessions · 2023 Instructional Course, Workshop, or Symposium American Heart Association, Philadelphia, PA

Perceived Discrimination in a Healthcare Setting among U.S. Black Middle-Aged and Older Adults - Interdisciplinary Association of Population Health Sciences Annual Meeting 2023 · 2023 National Scientific Meeting Interdiciplinary Association for Population Health Sciences, Baltimore, MD

Michael D. Green - Foundations Conversations · 2022 Interview Dartmouth Health Care Foundations and The Eric Eichler ’57 Fellowship for Health Care Leaders, Online

Non-Reporting of Participant Race in Blood Pressure-Lowering Drug Trials - EE Just Science Forum · 2022 Invited Talk EE Just Program, Dartmouth College, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.

Half-a-heart but full of life: Lived Experience of Children Battling Severe Congenital Heart Disease. - Goodman Annual Research Symposium · 2021 Other Department of Anthropology, Dartmouth College, online

Undergraduate Senior Honors Thesis Oral Presentation

Service to Duke

Gordon G. Hammes Faculty Teach Award Selection Committee (School) · 2024 Committee Service Basic Science Departments and Graduate Training Programs of the School of Medicine,

"This award is named for Gordon G. Hammes, Ph.D., Professor of Biochemistry and University Distinguished Professor, who served as Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs from 1991 through 1998. During his tenure as Vice Chancellor, Professor Hammes led a number of major initiatives to improve the scope and quality of our graduate program within the School of Medicine. The School of Medicine established this award in 2001 in his honor to recognize a faculty member for continuing excellence in teaching and mentoring, and for exemplary commitment to the education of graduate students within Basic Science Departments and Graduate Training Programs of the School of Medicine. The Hammes Award is presented each year at the annual School of Medicine Spring Faculty Celebration. The award winner and distinguished nominees will be listed in the event program."