A Talk with Dr. Gregory W. Stewart
The Tulane Alumni Association
and The Emeritus Club of Tulane
Cordially Invite You to Attend
A Talk with Dr. Gregory W. Stewart
Director, Tulane Center for Brain Health Veteran Care
Bea Field Alumni House
April 1, 2025, at 3:00 PM
About the Speaker
Dr. Gregory W. Stewart is a nationally recognized expert in the non-operative treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, disability prevention, rehabilitative medicine, and sports medicine. With over 30 years of experience as a team physician for professional, collegiate, and high school sports teams, Dr. Stewart is a leader in sports concussion management and traumatic brain injury care.
In his role as Medical Director of the Professional Athlete Care Team at Tulane University, Dr. Stewart oversees programs that address the health and wellness of former professional athletes, including the NFL Benefits Neurological Care Program and the NFLPA’s Brain and Body and Milestone Wellness Assessment programs.
Dr. Stewart also serves as Chairman of the Louisiana High School Athletics Association Sports Medicine Advisory Committee and was instrumental in the passage of the Louisiana Youth Concussion Act. His work has earned him numerous accolades, including the 2021 Jimmy Collins Award and Sports Medicine Person of the Year recognition.
About the Tulane Center for Brain Health
The Tulane Center for Brain Health was established to address the critical issue of suicide among Veterans. Through its specialized care program, the Center focuses on Veterans with mild to moderate traumatic brain injuries and other conditions that contribute to mental health challenges.
The program, launched in 2020 with support from the Avalon Action Alliance, is modeled on the successful screening and care program developed for athletes at Tulane's Professional Athlete Care Team clinic. Thanks to the generous contributions of the Avalon Action Alliance, the Priddy Family Foundation, the Goldring Family Foundation, and other community partners, the Center provides life-changing care while removing financial and geographical barriers.
As part of the Avalon Action Alliance, the Tulane Center for Brain Health is committed to fostering an environment where Veterans and First Responders can thrive.
Join us to learn more about this vital work and the ongoing mission to improve the lives of Veterans through comprehensive health services, education, and research.
Please RSVP here
Questions? Contact Gaby Cannon at gcannon@tulane.edu
To learn more about the Tulane Center for Brain Health, visit https://tucbh.tulane.edu/about
