2015 Grand RoundsSince 1987, our HIV Center Grand Rounds have been engaging scientists, clinicians, community members and leaders in diffusing findings from HIV programming in the US and abroad. In our cutting-edge Grand Rounds, we invite some of the world’s leading experts on HIV prevention, care, and treatment to provide insights into their exciting studies. Podcast recordings of the sessions can be found below. We encourage you to look through the podcasts and also to subscribe to our HIV Center YouTube Channel. December 3: POWER: A LARGE SCALE COMMUNITY-BASED STUDY OF HIV AND HEALTH AMONG BLACK MSM Ron Stall, PhD Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh November 19: IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE AND RETENTION IN HIV CAREElvin Geng, MD, MPH Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco October 22: HIV PREVENTION WITH YOUTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE: TECH, TEXT, AND THRIVEMarguerita Lightfoot, PhD Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco October 15: USING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE HIV ANTIRETROVIRAL ADHERENCE MEASUREMENT AND INTERVENTION IN DEVELOPING SETTINGSJessica Haberer, MD Center for Global Health, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard University September 24: ACHIEVING 90% VIRAL SUPPRESSION AMONG THOSE IN CARE: WHY POLICY MATTERSSteve Morin, PhD Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco July 2: THE GLOBAL HIV EPIDEMIC: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES Salim Abdool Karim, MBChB, PhD CAPRISA and University of KwaZulu-Natal June 11: ENDING THE EPIDEMIC: MAKING NYC THE EPICENTER OF THE END OF AIDSDemetre Daskalakis, MD Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention Control, New York City Department of Health and Mental HygieneMay 28: EVIDENCE FOR MALE CIRCUMCISION TO REDUCE HIV AMONG MSMSten H. Vermund, MD, PhD Vanderbilt Institute for Global Health, Vanderbilt University School of MedicineMay 14: IT’S NOT JUST THE INDIVIDUAL: MARSHALLING SOCIAL SUPPORTS TO IMPROVE HIV PREVENTION AND CARE OUTCOMEJeffrey Kelly, PhD Center for AIDS Research, Medical College of Wisconsin April 23: STATE POLICIES AND THE WELL-BEING OF LATINO MIGRANTS: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK AND PRELIMINARY DATA ON HIV AND MENTAL HEALTHJennifer Hirsch, PhD Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health April 16: WHAT¹S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT? (AND OTHER GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR ADHERENCE TO HIV PREVENTION AND TREATMENT)David Bangsberg, MD, MPH Center for Global Health, MGH, Harvard Med School, Harvard School of Public Health March 26: TEXTING TO ENHANCE THE TEEN OUTREACH PROJECT (TOP (TM)) WITH HIGH RISK YOUTH: IMPLICATIONS FOR LINKING TECHNOLOGY TO PREVENTION AND CARESheana Bull, PhD, MPH Colorado School of Public Health March 19: FORGET ABOUT FORGETTING: TARGETING BELIEFS, STIGMA, AND STRUCTURAL BARRIERS IN HIV TREATMENT ADHERENCE INTERVENTIONSSeth Kalichman, PhD Center for Health, Intervention, and Prevention (CHIP), University of ConnecticutFebruary 26: MENTAL HEALTH AND TRAUMA: PRIORITIES FOR HIV PREVENTION AMONG WOMEN IN SOUTH AFRICAKathleen Sikkema, PhD Global Mental Health Initiative, Duke University January 29: THE POLITICS OF AIDS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE FIRST 30 YEARS OF THE EPIDEMIC (AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FOURTH DECADE)Richard Parker, PhD Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health January 22: ENDING THE HIV EPIDEMIC IN NEW YORK STATE: HYPE OR HOPE?Dan O'Connell, MA AIDS Institute, New York State Department of HealthThe Administrative CoreProviding scientific and programmatic leadership and governance to maximize innovation and seminal contributions to HIV/AIDS science and to position the HIV Center as an institutional, local, national, and international resource to scientists, policy-makers, government representatives, community providers, and HIV-affected populations; Providing centralized administration and coordination of fiscal and organizational management of HIV Center Cores and affiliated research projects, interfacing with our home institutions as well as with all outside local and international collaborating institutions. CORE MEMBERSHIP:HIV Center Director: Robert H. Remien, PhDHIV Center Co-Directors:Claude Ann Mellins, PhD Gina Wingood, ScD, MPHHIV Center Deputy Director:Stephen Sukumaran, MPHHIV Center Finance and Administration Director:Masud Rahman, MS, MBA