Oct
13
Why Wounded Storytellers Need to be Vulnerable Readers
5:00 pm TO 6:30 pm
  • Center for Medical Humanities
two pieces of red crocheted heart split apart and resewn
Oct
11
Book Reading: Doctor Poets & Other Healers
5:00 pm TO 6:30 pm
  • Center for Medical Humanities
sone statue face wearing medical mask
Jun
2
In the Wake: Reflections on Our Shared Social Life
4:00 pm
  • Center for Medical Humanities
May
18
Renewing the Medical Imagination: R.E. Havard, C.S. Lewis, and the Inklings
4:00 pm
May
12
Calling the Soul: Birthing Theater in the Asklepian Clinic
3:00 pm
Apr
28
Works-in-Progress Series presentation by Drama Ph.D. Qianru Li "Who Will Look After Me? Transnational Legacies of China’s One-Child Policy"
2:00 pm
  • Center for Medical Humanities
Who Will Look After Me? Transnational Legacies of China’s One-Child Policy is a film screening on April 28th at 2pm in the Contemporary Arts Center Colloquial Room.
Apr
27
Virtual Book Celebration Adria Imada's Archive of Skin, Archive of Kin
4:00 pm
  • Center for Medical Humanities
Pale blue book cover with title, An Archive of Skin, An Archive of Kin: Disability and Life-Making During Medical Incarceration. Author Adria L. Imada. The photograph is of a Native Hawaiian man, Naihe Pukai, wearing dark suit, white shirt, and flower in lapel. He stands outside house, looking off to his left. He holds onto wooden chair with right hand. A white dog, at center of photo, sits upright in chair, looking directly at camera. Kalaupapa, Molokai settlement, ca. 1910.