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About the program Program brochure Healing and discovery through the arts ~ The arts through healing and discovery Program features and updates Medical student and BEMH concentrator Woody Chang’s article “Fit to Print? Media Accounts of Unproven Medical Treatments Across Time” is published in AJOB Primary Research, 2013 Arts, Humanities & Medicine Steering Committee member Dr. Shaili Jain is featured in the NYT in an article, The Sounds of a Mystery, about the Music & the Brain: Hearing Voices Symposium Medical student Katie Miller and SCBE Senior Research Scholar Katrina Karkazis publish their work on health practices and attitudes in a polygamist society in the Journal of Religion and Health: Miller AC, Karkazis K. Health beliefs and practices in an isolated polygamist community of Southern Utah. J Relig Health. 2013 Jun;52(2): 597-609.  Medical student and BEMH concentrator Jennifer Przybylo’s new book Do Good Well: Your Guide to Leadership, Action and Social Innovation, co-written with Nina Vasan is available now! Congratulations!
Medical student/anthropology graduate student and BEMH concentrator Amrapali Maitra is selected as a 2013 Soros Fellow Susan Kaplan, PhD, a member of the writers workshops @ Stanford med, has a poem, Survivors, published in the spring, 2013 issue of The Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine. Kendra Peterson, MD, a member of the writers workshops @ Stanford med and Pegasus Physician Writers, has a poem, Overwhelmed, published in the spring, 2013 issue of The Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine.  Medical student and BEMH concentrator Pria Anand’s article, “Far, Far Away,” based on her medical scholars project researching the deaf population on Isla Providencia appears in the journal Creative Nonfiction.
 New Continuing Studies Courses for spring 2013: Writing Through Illness: Finding Strength in Storytelling with Jessica Goldman Foung
 An Art Exhibit opened October 30, 2012, at Li Ka Shing Center for Learning & Knowledge (map: LKSC) The Arts, Humanities & Medicine Program was featured on the Stanford Arts Institute Timeline. Featuring work by Lea Feinstein (see photo), medical student and BEMH concentrator Tessa Johung, Roxanne Blackwood and Alfred P. Spivack, MD Further information: Traudi Sedelmayr traudis@stanford.edu Further publications by members of the Pegasus Physician Writers can be found here. |
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