By Maya Groff We often think of the world in opposites: morning and night, good and bad, left brain and right brain, life and death. We separate the world into dichotomies in order to make it more navigable, often thinking … Continued
In the fall of 2021, Dr. Kym Weed’s course ENGL 763: Intro to Health Humanities allured some of UNC’s sharpest and most dedicated students. Cathy Choi, a recent alumna of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was one … Continued
About the Partnerships in Aging Program: The Partnerships in Aging Program (PiAP) is a campus-wide program located in the Office of the Provost. In collaboration with community organizations and groups, they nurture dialogue about the personal and societal meaning of … Continued
RHM (Rhetoric of Health and Medicine) Journal is starting a brand new digital column for graphic medicine! Co-editors J. Blake Scott and Catherine Gouge are now calling for submissions. They invite your submissions for a new digital, open access journal … Continued
There are three openings on the Health Humanities Consortium Steering Committee for the 2022-2025 term. New steering committee members will be selected via a vote of the HHC Membership. Only members will be able to serve and/or vote. You may … Continued
Synapsis: A Health Humanities Journal invites new writers! Synapsis is an online publication designed to bring together humanities scholars and students from across institutions and disciplines in a “department without walls.” The site is founded and edited by Arden Hegele, … Continued
By Galilee Ambellu Katie Huber is a double Tar Heel, who currently works as a policy analyst at the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy. During her undergraduate career, Katie double majored in Interdisciplinary Studies and Anthropology. In an attempt to … Continued
