History and Health is pleased to announce The Afterlives of Medical Exploitation: The East Marshall Street Well Project Symposium
April 27 from 10AM–2PM at the Academic Learning Commons, 1000 Floyd Ave. (lobby and Room 2104)
The Health Humanities Lab at the HRC will host a mini-symposium on research related to the East Marshall Street Well Project. The program will include panel presentations, lunch, and a poster session. REGISTER HERE
The Health Humanities Lab (HHL) at the Humanities Research Center and the Office of Health Equity (OHE) are happy to announce the 2024-25 Health Equity Fellows:
The HHL and OHE are convening a cohort of Faculty Fellows to create a framework for incorporating History and Health learning modules into their syllabi and to advance understanding of the broader systemic and structural inequities that produce health and healthcare inequities.
Addressing patients’ health-related social needs, including housing, food access, legal services and employment opportunities.
I’m really excited that the health system and the university are taking action and identifying tangible things we can do to make a difference.
Mark Ryan
Vice Chair, Clinical Operations and Quality
