There will be four groups of approximately 8 people each. They will
convene for two hours on the first afternoon and address the question:
Can we include social responses in bioterrorism/epidemic models, in
ways helpful to decision-making, and if so, how?
We plan to get the groups together for another hour on the second
afternoon and then have the group moderator summarize the
comments/recommendations of their discussion group in a plenary
session of all attendees.
Discussion Group 1 - Conference Room (Room #433)
Stephen Bogusz (Moderator)
Federal Government
Carlos Castillo-Chavez
Cornell/Los Alamos/Arizona
Stephen Hartke
Rutgers University
John Heinbokel
CIESD
Fred Roberts
DIMACS
Peter Sandman
Psandman.com
Martin Shubik
Yale
Sherie Wolpert
Middlesex County NJ, Public Health Dept.
Discussion Group 2 - Seminar Room (Room 431)
Shereen Brynildsen
Salem / Cumberland County DOH
Jonathan Davis
Dynamics Technology Inc.
Ellis McKenzie
NIH
Sarah Roberts
NYC Dept. of Health
Monica Schoch-Spana
John Hopkins
John Sorenson
Oak Ridge
Duncan Watts (Moderator)
Columbia
Ping Yan
Health Canada
Discussion Group 3 - Core A (3rd Floor Core 301)
Lee Clarke
Rutgers Sociology
Midge Cozzens (Moderator)
CU Denver
Stephen Eubank
Los Alamos National Lab
John Glasser
CDC
Ian Lustick
Penn
Marc Paladini
Bergen County NJ, Dept. of Health Services
Alexander Pekec
Duke B. School
Jeff Potash
CIESD
Enrico L. (Henry) Quarantelli
University of Delaware
Discussion Group 4 - Core B (3rd Floor Small Conference Room)