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Saturday, Nov. 7

1:15-2:15 p.m.

Preparing Trainees for an Uncertain Future:

Medical Education in the Age of AI

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more embedded in our lives, academic medicine faces a difficult question: What knowledge and skills do future physicians need? In this session, Robert Wachter, MD, professor and chair of the University of California, San Francisco, Department of Medicine, Karan Singhal, OpenAI Health AI lead, and Marc Triola, MD, NYU Grossman School of Medicine professor and senior associate dean for medical education, will explore how medical schools and health systems can harness AI’s potential while preserving the values, critical thinking, and human judgment that define excellent physicians. They will examine the role of productive friction in learning, the risks and opportunities of deskilling, and how partnerships between academic medicine and the technology sector can help learners build expertise and trust to prepare for patient care in an AI-infused future.

A book signing will follow.

Robert Wachter, MD

Professor and Chair
Department of Medicine, UCSF

Karan Singhal

Health AI Lead
OpenAI

Marc M. Triola, MD

Professor of Medicine
Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education
Director, Institute for Innovations in Medical Education
NYU School of Medicine

3-4 p.m.

A Conversation on Courage:

A President Emerita and a Policy Champion Unpack Today’s Decisions That Define Institutions

As colleges, universities, and academic health systems navigate growing political, legal, and public scrutiny, the need for principled, mission-centered leadership has never been greater. In this conversation, Beverly Daniel Tatum, PhD, bestselling author and president emerita of Spelman College, will join Art Coleman, JD, founding partner of EducationCounsel, for a discussion on how institutions can uphold their core values while adapting to evolving expectations and constraints. 

A book signing will follow.

Beverly Daniel Tatum, PhD

President Emerita, Spelman College
Award-Winning Educational Leader
Clinical Psychologist
Bestselling Author

Art Coleman, JD

Founding Partner, EducationCounsel

Sunday, Nov. 8

3-5:30 p.m

This Too Is Healthcare:

Bridging the Gaps – A Screening and Discussion

How do we prepare future physicians to lead in a world in which health is shaped as much by community conditions as by clinical care? The upcoming documentary, “This Too Is Healthcare: Bridging the Gaps,” follows several health professions students as they step beyond university lecture rooms and hospital walls into community organizations that confront health inequities firsthand. As academic medicine works to prepare a workforce equipped to meet increasingly complex societal challenges, this session will explore what it takes to build meaningful community partnerships, foster cross-sector collaboration, build interdisciplinary teams, and create a humanistic appreciation that endures long after training ends. The session will include a full screening of the documentary, followed by an interactive discussion led by André Robert Lee, director and writer of the film; Donald Schwarz, MD, former deputy mayor and health commissioner of Philadelphia; and Anthony Singleton, founding president and CEO of Educators 4 Education.

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André Robert Lee

Peabody Award-Winning and Oscar-Qualified Director
Writer and Cultural Worker

Donald F. Schwarz, MD, MPH, MBA

Former Deputy Mayor and Health Commissioner, City of Philadelphia
Former Senior Vice President for Program, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Anthony Singleton

Founding President and Chief Executive Officer
Educators 4 Education (E4E)

Monday, Nov. 9

1:15-2:15 p.m.

Agility Quotient (AQ),

The Intelligence Needed for the AI Era

The pace of change in health, health care, medical education, and research shows no signs of slowing, with artificial intelligence accelerating that change in profound ways. New technologies, evolving workforce expectations, and persistent uncertainty are reshaping how we lead, learn, and work. In this session, executive coach and author Liz Tran will introduce the concept of Agility Quotient (AQ), the ability to navigate change, uncertainty, and the unknown with confidence and purpose. Drawing on insights from her book, AQ: A New Kind of Intelligence for a World That's Always Changing, Tran will explore what the rise of AI asks of us as leaders and as people, why adaptability has become one of the most important skills for leaders and organizations, how individuals and teams can remain grounded amid constant disruption, and what it takes to turn uncertainty into opportunity. Attendees will leave with practical strategies for leading through change, developing the durable human skills that matter even more in an AI-enabled world, and building cultures that are prepared not just to withstand disruption, but to thrive in it.

A book signing will follow.

Liz Tran

Author
Founder of AQ Labs
Executive Coach

Robert Wachter, MD

Karan Singhal

Health AI Lead OpenAI

Marc M. Triola, MD

Beverly Daniel Tatum, PhD

Art Coleman, JD

André Robert Lee

Donald F. Schwarz, MD, MPH, MBA

Anthony Singleton

Liz Tran

Health AI Lead
OpenAI