​Question: why did 100+ people sign up to engage instead of rage?
Because this opportunity will not be available again for two years!

Registration has closed for this event and remaining seats, pending availability, are being released to students now. Over 100 of your peers and community members have signed up for this day of action - there are 50 reserved spots for student fee waivers and they may go fast. This is your chance if the fee has been a financial deterrent: http://nhmas.eventbrite.com/

*Note: considering the limited spots, students are expected to make an effort to attend the majority of the day. 

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2014 New Hampshire Millennial Action Summit
A Symposium on Health and Education in the 21st Century

Expert speakers and industry executives will be coming together to take a look at our changing healthcare and education landscapes. Breakout sessions involve active attendee participation and are intended to provide for thoughtful discussion. Attendees will have the opportunity to attend three panels, two breakouts, and a keynote. This is provided for you with generous support from the President’s Office, Tucker Foundation, and Rockefeller Center. 

Join us on Saturday, May 3, at Dartmouth College for this day of action! 

Janet Marchibroda, MBA, Director, Health Innovation Initiative
Elliott Fisher, MD, MPH, Director, The Dartmouth Institute
Albert Mulley, Jr., MD, MPP, Director, The Dartmouth Center
Gene Harkless, DNSC, ARNP, President, NH NP Association

Sam Potolicchio, PhD, Faculty, Georgetown University 
Charles Wheelan, PhD, Founder, The Centrist Project
Nick Troiano, Co-Founder, The Can Kicks Back 
Stuart Kahl, PhD, President Emeritus, Measured Progress

Andrew Kelly, PhD, Director, Center on Higher Education Reform 
Bill Duncan, President, Advancing New Hampshire Public Education
Irv Richardson, PhD, Coordinator for Public Education, NEA-NH
Meredith Liu, MBA, Chief Financial Officer, Match Education 

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