On selected Wednesdays, the Ackland Art Museum invites members of the University community and friends of the Ackland to enjoy an hour of inspiration and information about works of art currently on view at the Ackland. The first talk for … Read more
We’d like to introduce you to a free online course exploring the Medical Humanities from the University of Cape Town and offered in partnership with FutureLearn. Medicine and the Arts: Humanising Healthcare explores the intersection of health sciences, social sciences and … Read more
by Natalie Yosipovitch ’17 On Monday, the DTH published an opinion article criticizing the lack of interdisciplinary focus at UNC. While the author’s viewpoint on the need for increased university inclusion of interdisciplinary study is valid, current and future efforts by the university … Read more
“The Way of All Flesh” English Student Association Conference, City University of New York, the Graduate Center (April 7-8) “Where are we to put the limit between the body and the world, since the world is flesh?” (Merleau-Ponty, The Visible and the Invisible, 138) … Read more
ideas42 is a behavioral science research and design firm headquartered in New York City that uses insights from psychology and behavioral economics to invent fresh solutions to social problems worldwide. ideas42 is currently seeking proposals related to intimate partner violence (IPV). … Read more
The Bullitt History of Medicine Club is pleased to announce an essay competition for 2015, now open to all UNC-Chapel Hill students. Funded by UNC alumnus S. Gregory Boyd (MD ’03, JD ’04), the award honors Dr. William McLendon and Dr. Colin … Read more
The Arts, the Humanities, and Healthcare: A One-Day Workshop will take place Saturday, September 12 from 10:00am-4:00pm at the Sawtooth School for Visual Art Instructors: Aimee Mepham and Joyce Teta Admission: $80 ($40 with available scholarships). Bring your lunch! Pay by Credit/Debit … Read more
