World AIDS Day~ Health Lecture

2023-11-23

Event Date: December 1, 112 (Friday)

Event Time: 12:10-13:10

Event Purpose: Understanding AIDS and its transmission routes, preventing AIDS stigma and labeling

Event Format:

Hsinchu Campus: International Conference Hall, B1, How-Ran Library

Yangming Campus: Online sharing via Google Meet

Event Contents:

Understanding AIDS and its transmission routes

Learning how to prevent HIV infection

Understanding the current status of AIDS diagnosis and treatment

Embracing the disease without stigmatization

Recognizing World AIDS Day

Registration Method: Single Entry Point –> Health Self-Management System –> Event Registration

Contact Person: Maggie Yao, Nurse at Health Care Division, Student Affairs Office (Extension 51105, maggie1102@nycu.edu.tw)

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