The Humanities Institute
The WFU Humanities Institute, establishes programs and provides funding for university faculty in the humanities and other fields of study engaging in humanistic inquiry and scholarship.
Friday, September 6th, 12:15-1:15 p.m.
Room 5405, Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education
Reading: “Performing Grief” by Ray Deng
Tuesday, October 8th, 12:15-1:15pm
With Special Guest Dr. Richard Weinberg!
Room 5504, PA Studies, 525@Vine
Reading: “Bun” by Dr. Richard Weinberg
Friday, November 1st, 12:15-1:15pm
Room 5205, Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education
Reading: “Bare Bones” by Julie Evans
Friday, December 6th, 12:15-1:15pm
Room 5504, PA Studies, 525@Vine
Readings: “Two Doctors” by Michelle Liu and “The Anesthesiologist: A Perspective” by Audrey Shafer
Parking Recommendations: street parking; the public parking deck bordered by 4th, 5th, Chestnut, and Church; parking in the P8 overflow lot (see map linked here).
Reynolda Campus Students, Staff, and Faculty are encouraged to take the Wake Downtown Shuttle.
Narrative Medicine: Lunch & Learn is a monthly, informal workshop group to introduce any interested students, staff, and faculty (pre-health, liberal arts, PA, medical, CRNA, bioethics) to the principles of narrative medicine. Workshops focus on close reading and reflective writing. Lunch will be provided.
Facilitator: Aimee Mepham, MFA, Assistant Director of the Wake Forest University Humanities Institute.
The WFU Humanities Institute, establishes programs and provides funding for university faculty in the humanities and other fields of study engaging in humanistic inquiry and scholarship.