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Speaking to Students About HIV

Posted by Makaria Reynolds
Washington, D.C.
December 5, 2012

What do today’s college students in the US think about HIV? What do they know about the global epidemic? What do they know about HIV in their own country? What do they know about global efforts toward eliminating pediatric AIDS and getting to zero new infections? These were questions I asked myself while preparing for a set of speaking engagements on the campus of Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. Read more about my talk after the jump.

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