Whatever is real has a meaning.
- Michael Oakeshott, philosopher

Course Descriptions

Undergraduate
University Studies 5:	Wounded Storytellers: Narratives Of Illness In Literature (1999-2000)
Undergraduate Medical Education
Year 1 Anatomy of Anatomy Patient Stories/Doctor Stories
Year 2 Reflective Reading and Writing for Medical Students
Year 3 Humanism through Humanities: Pediatrics Clerkship Cross-Cultural Medicine Reflective Practice: Family Medicine Clerkship Medical Readers' Theater: Family Medicine Clerkship Relationship, Ethics, and Communication as Components of Clinical Practice: Internal Medicine Clerkship
Year 4 Research Elective in Medical Humanities/Social Sciences Art of Doctoring
Residency Education
Family Medicine Residency Course:		The Uses of Literature in Behavioral Science Training (1999-Current)
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency Course:		Rehabilitation of Body, Mind, and Spirit: The Humanities Component of the PM&R Rotation (2001-2003)
Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner Program
Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner Program:		Exploring the Cross-Cultural Clinician-Patient Encounter Through Literature (1999-2000)
Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner Program:		Can Poetry Improve the Difficult Clinician-Patient Relationship? (1999-2003)