Full Membership Meeting – November 17, 2016

Radisson Hotel, Lansing MI

Meeting Agenda

Diabetes Prevention Control Program Update
Michigan Diabetes Awareness Month
Mark Walsh, a volunteer with the American Diabetes Association for over 10 years, was the recipient of the Sally Joy award at the Diabetes Month Capitol event on November 17th.

Mark was recognized for his outstanding advocacy and passion for community programs that have improved the lives of people living with diabetes in Michigan. Mark helps year round with the planning for the ADA Camp Midicha and the diabetes family retreat. Mark stays at camp for almost 3 weeks straight, giving up his time with family and friends in the summer. He has sleepless nights caring for children with diabetes at Camp Midicha, ensuring that all have an enjoyable camp experience.

This award, presented jointly by the Michigan Diabetes Partners in Action Coalition (DPAC) and the American Diabetes Association, is given annually to those demonstrating passion for diabetes care and prevention. DPAC again congratulates Mark on receiving this award.

Management of Women with Diabetes During Pregnancy
David R. Bryant, MD, Wayne State University
Trauma, Stigma and Resilience: How Big Public Health Concepts Impact Real People with Diabetes
Candice Lee, MSA, Arthritis Program, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Reviving Up for Diabetes Prevention in the Motor City
Ifetayo B. Johnson and Paula Greensmith, Project Healthy Living, Detroit


diabetes day event
Diabetes Awareness Month Event at
the Michigan Capitol

sally joy award
Mark Walsh, accepting the 2016 Sally Joy Leadership Award with (from left) Gary Dougherty, American Diabetes Association; Sally Joy; Mark Walsh; and Paul Dake, MD, DPAC Co-Chair