The lecture, sponsored by the Office of Disability and Support Services, the counseling center, and the Office for Fellowships and Pre-professional Advising, is free and open to the public.
Audience members are free to bring lunch.
Cookies and coffee will be provided. Until 10 years ago, Osborn was an internist in an inner-city Detroit hospital and taught internal medicine to residents and interns. That life ended when she sustained a traumatic brain injury. She underwent extensive rehabilitation at the Head Trauma Program in Manhattan, a department of the Rusk Institute of New York University. Following her return to her home in Michigan, she began writing.