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Current Issues in LGBTQ Health featuring Kyle Jozsa
 July 23, 2020
 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
 Current Issues in LGBTQ Health Lecture Series , Feature
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 Stonewall Conference Room, 625 N. Michigan Ave Suite 1400, Chicago, IL 60611

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Please join us for our next Current Issues in LGBTQ Health lecture with ISGMH staff member, and last year’s winner of the Graduate Fellow Research Award, Kyle Jozsa.

The talk will be held from 12:00 – 1:30pm (CT) on Thursday, July 23 in the Stonewall Conference Room at 625 N Michigan Avenue, Suite 1400, Chicago IL. Lunch will be provided. The talk will be livestreamed and recorded via BlueJeans.

About the speaker:

Kyle Jozsa, B.A., (he/him) is a research study assistant with ISGMH. Kyle is currently attending Northwestern University earning his M.A. in Clinical Psychology. Kyle earned his B.A. in English language and literature from the University of Michigan (UM) in 2013. After spending the next several years working in hospitality, he returned to UM in 2017 to prepare for a career in research by completing coursework in psychology and volunteering in Dr. Ashley Gearhardt’s Food Addiction Science and Treatment (FAST) Lab. Broadly speaking he is interested in addiction and health disparities among minority communities. Kyle plans to apply PhD programs after completing his masters, and to focus his coursework in neuropsychology while studying here at Northwestern. Outside of school, Kyle enjoys reading, movies, and spending time with his co-dependent deaf cats, Woodhouse and Dicky.