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Welcome
to the home of Dalhousie’s Humanities-in-Medicine Program. The Program
consists of five core initiatives: History of Medicine; Narrative
Medicine (oral story-telling film, mass media, and literature); Music;
Spirituality; and Visual Arts. Check out our events and each of these
areas of interest. We’re glad you dropped by to pay us a
visit, and we hope you will check out the role we play in the
life and mission of our medical school.
Summer Studentships Related to/Linked with Humanities
This year there are 6 Summer Studentships designated for medical students (each $5,000) who participate in Dalhousie’s Music-in-Medicine Program.The projects do not have to be focused in the Humanities. It is the student’s involvement in the Humanities (Music-in-Medicine) that affords them this opportunity. [More Information]
- Division of Medical Education, Medical Humanities Program invites you to attend the Dalhousie Society for the History of Medicine monthly meeting:
Date: Mon Feb 1
Time: 6:00pm
Place: University Club, Dalhousie University
Cost of Dinner: $ 25.00
$25 for medical students will be covered by Medical Humanities
RSVP anabela.sardinha@dal.ca by Friday January 29, 2010 at 3:30 pm
Topicsand Speakers:
1. "Reflections on the NSH Artifact Collection"
Nicholas Delva
2. "Deinstitutionalization and Nova Scotia´s Mental Health Policy"
Judith Fingard and John Rutherford
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Dr. Jock Murray MD'63, Professor Emeritus, Neurologist and Medical Historian presents "Diagnosing the Dead in History and Literature: Revelations and Pitfalls" at MasterMinds Lecture Series 2009-10 on Friday February 5, 2010 at 10:30 am in Scotiabank Auditorium, Marion McCain Arts and Social Sciences, 6135 University Avenue, Halifax.
For more information, contact: Shawna Burgess at shawna.burgess@dal.ca or (902) 494-6051. All are welcome. RSVP 494-2805 or alumni@dal.ca.
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- Division of Medical Education, Medical Humanities- HEALS Program announces the Davis
Prize for Writing. Calling all Aspiring Writers/Poets/Playwrights. Open to Undergrad-Grad-
Postgrad students registered in the Faculty of Medicine.
Deadline: April 1, 2010
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