Student Resources
We encourage students and trainees to publish their work and research. In the past, our medical humanities students have published reflections written during third-year journaling, collaborated on essays with faculty, and submitted opinion pieces to various publications. Those interested in publishing may want to consider some of these publication venues. Additionally, there are conferences, editorial fellowships, essay contests, and professional organizations that may be of interest.
In addition to the below, the McGovern Center maintains a database of publications in the humanities, ethics, and medical education. The database is accessible in Google Drive: https://go.uth.edu/resources/
BLOGS
According to the Arts explores how the arts contribute to understanding illness and its effects on lives.
Bioethics Today is the blog of the American Journal of Bioethics.
CONFERENCES
The Health Humanities Consortium 2024 annual meeting was held in April at Creighton University in Phoenix, AZ. The 2025 and 2026 meetings will be held at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, PA, and Indiana University in Indianapolis, IN, respectively. Stay tuned for more information.
CONTESTS: ESSAYS, WRITING, and VISUAL MEDIA
forthcoming
FELLOWSHIPS
forthcoming
JOURNALS
forthcoming
ORGANIZATIONS
Physician-Scholars in the Social Sciences and Humanities (link forthcoming)
Health Humanities Consortium
PODCASTS
Bioethics in the Margins
A podcast about bioethics and medical humanities, highlighting marginalized voices and topics.
Journeys to Medicine: The Synapse Podcast
The Synapse Club at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine is a group of aspiring physicians with a passion for storytelling and medical humanities. Journeys to Medicine is the official podcast of GCSOM’s Synapse.
The Clinic and The Person
Developed to attract the attention of healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, and others who are interested in the plights of people with specific health problems aided through knowledge and perspectives the humanities provide.