Consortium on Substance Use and Addiction 6th Annual Conference - May 5

Deborah Ehrental, SSRI director, welcomes the group to the annual CSUA conference.

Joel Segel, CSUA director and associate professor of health policy and administration, welcomes the group to the annual CSUAL conference.

Edward Nunes, Professor of Psychiatry at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, begins his keynote presentation.

PowerPoint presentation slide from Edward Nunes' keynote speech: "Recovery from Opioid Use Disorder: With Medication, Without Medication? What Stands in the Way?"

Wideshot of the conference attendees sitting down at round tables.

Close-up shot of the conference attendees sitting down at round tables.

PowerPoint presentation slide from Edward Nunes' keynote speech: "Recovery from Opioid Use Disorder: With Medication, Without Medication? What Stands in the Way?"

Brad Linn, Assistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Molecular and Precision Medicine, and Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, presents to the group.

Wide shot of attendees listening to Brad Linn's talk.

Rachel Marcus, MS, Doctoral Student in Developmental and Child Psychology, give her talk to the group.

Wide shot of the atteendes listening to Rachel Marcus's talk.

Nikki Crowley, PhD, Huck Early Career Chair in Neurobiology and Neural Engineering; Assistant Professor of Biology and Biomedical Engineering, gives her talk.

Nikki Crowley, PhD, Huck Early Career Chair in Neurobiology and Neural Engineering; Assistant Professor of Biology and Biomedical Engineering, presents her talk.

Slide from Nikki Crowley's talk.

Posters from the Poster Session.

Grayson Sipe, PhD, Assistant Professor of Biology, presents his talk.

Penn State College of Medicine table.

Dan Mallison, PhD, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Administration, Penn State Harrisburg, presents his talk.

A wide shot of the PowerPoint presentation from Dan Mallinson's talk.

Sophia Allen, PhD, Assistant Professor of Public Health Sciences, Penn State College of Medicine, presents her talk.

A wide shot of the PowerPoint presentation from Sophia Allen's talk.

Tammy Corr, DO, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Penn State College of Medicine, presents her talk.

Wide shot of Tammy Corr's presentation.

Tammy Corr answers questions to her presentation.

Madison Kelm, PhD, Doctoral Candidate in Psychology, College of the Liberal Arts, presents her talk.

Wide shot from Madison Kelm's PowerPoint presentation.

Presenters from the Poster Session show off their posters.

Joel Segel, PhD, Associate Professor of Health Policy and Administration and Consortium on Substance Use and Addiction Director, welcomes everyone back.

Eric Harrison, Doctoral Student in Human Development and Family Studies, gives a lived experience talk.

Glenn Sterner, PhD, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice; Social Science Research Institute Cofunded Faculty Member, presents his talk about the opioid settlement trust.

Wide shot of the presentation about the opioid settlement trust.

Kristina Brant, PhD, Assistant Professor of Rural Sociology, presents her talk about the opioid settlement trust.

Glenn Sterner, Dennis Scalon and Jonathan Larsen listen to Kristina Brant present.

Wide shot of the presentation about the opioid settlement trust.

Dennis Scanlon, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Health Policy and Administration, presents his portion of the opioid settlement trust talk.

Jonathan Larsen, JD, MPP, Legal Technology Manager at the Beasley School of Law Center for Public Health Research at Temple University talks about the national implications of the opioid settlement trust.

PowerPoint slide from Jonathan Larsen's presentation.

Kristina Brant, Glenn Sterner, Dennis Scalon and Jonathan Larsen answer questions.

Winners of the Best Poster Award.