Events

Speaker: Stephen Pemberton, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Medical History, NJIT

This talk is for you if you’ve ever wondered why a humanities class focused on a particular aspect of medicine or health is worth your precious time. Professor Pemberton will introduce the concepts and trends in medical humanities education in historical perspective, explain what some of the benefits of traditional investments in humanities have been in U.S. medical education, and why recent trends toward exposing undergraduate students to the medical humanities is a worthwhile, challenging, but not entirely comfortable, way of grappling with the question of how physicians and patients can improve the quality of medical care in the twenty-first century. Caution: There will be blood!

** This colloquium fulfills the Medical Humanities Track colloquium requirement

Join us for our monthly event, an opportunity to chat with Dean Hamilton and the ADHC staff. Refreshments are served.

honors colloquium

honors colloquium

Governor's STEM- Parents Breakout Session

Governor's STEM

honors colloquium