And booksellers will be interested in going deeper on the subject of tonights talk, please use the link on the live stream page to purchase your copy of the long stick the long fix. Doctor vivian lee is us science and healthcare administer. Among her leadership role, she has served as the inaugural chief scientific officer advice dean of the medical center. Prior to that she was vice chair for research in the department of radiology. For 6 years served as ceo of utah health and dean of university of utah school of medicine in salt lake city. During that tenure she was elected to the association of American Medical College council of deans and administrative courts and a member of Advisory Boards of Massachusetts General Hospital and the university of Pittsburgh School of medicine, the Harvard Business review, journal of the association of medical colleges and other publications. Speaking of other publications vivian lees first book was on cardiovascular mris, not for the faint of heart
All right then. She has been a practicing physician, scientist in Healthcare Administration for over two decades been among her leadership rolls in academic medicine, she served as the inaugural chief scientific officer at nyu Medical Center and prior to that she sufficed here in radiology. She is the ceo of the utah health and the utah school of medicine in other roles and thought lake city. She was elected to the association of American Medical College council of the ministry to board. She is also a member of the Advisory Board of Massachusetts General Hospital and the university of pittsburgh in the writing has appeared in the Harvard Business review, the journal of the association of American Medical Colleges and other publications. Speaking of other publications, her first book was an academic page turner on cardiovascular mri and im told not for the faint of heart, i need to say something, then the 15 years ive been on the job that the first intentionally terrible joke ive ever t
Frequent morning joe contributor and our fearless leader, president of the nonpartisan council on Foreign Relations in 2003 but today we are here to listen to Richard Haass the prolific author and academic who had come out with another book entitled not very ambitiously, slightly ambitiously the world a brief introduction, in about 300 pages. He calls it a departure from his previous books. I want to start because it was only after you turned in the manuscript that the world was confronted by the covid19 pandemic and in the two months since that happened this crisis has highlighted so many of the themes and concepts you tackle in the book so i want to ask outright what does the pandemic tell us about the world right now . Guest thank you for doing this and thanks to everyone on this call. I hope everybody is well and safe as we all get through this one day at a time, one groundhog day at a time. But i think the pandemic tells us first and foremost that the world matters. A member of th
Devos thank you so much, john. I appreciate that and thank you for this important discussion today. I wish the subject need to be discussed at all. Discrimination against anyone on the basis of their faith or ethnicity is always wrong. That we have to repeat that refrain today is troubling. Its even more troubling that too many young people perpetrate that kind of discrimination. This administration is committed to stopping it. We stand firmly against the alarming rise of antisemitism and we acknowledge this reality. Jerusalem is israels capital. [applause] devos when President Trump moved the us embassy to jerusalem it was a historic step towards peace in the region. And peace in the middle east begins by recognizing israels right to exist. Israel is a light to the region, but we all know its surrounded by jihadists who embrace people evil and who deny israels existence and violently work to wipe it off the map. I think of my own visits to the holy land. They were indelible experience
[ applause ] thank you so much, john. I appreciate that. Thank you for all being here for this important discussion today. I wish this subject did not need to be discussed at all. Discrimination against anyone on the basis of their faith or ethnicity is always wrong. That we have to repeat that briefing today is troubling. It is even more troubling that too many young people perpetrate that kind of discrimination. This a ministration is committed to stopping it. We stand firmly against the alarming rise of antisemitism, and we acknowledge this reality. Jerusalem is israels world capital. [ applause ] when President Trump moved the u. S. Embassy to jerusalem, it was a historic tap step toward peace in the region. And peace in the middle east begins by recognizing israels right to exist. Israel is a light to the region. But we all know it is surrounded by jihadists who embrace evil and who deny israels existence, and violently work to wipe it off the map. I think of my visits to the holy