Medical Humanities courses are increasingly important in medical training programs. Targeted mailings, publicity, and advertising will focus on schools with Medical Humanities courses and programs. Publications such as Journal of Medical Humanities, Literature in Medicine, and Bellevue Review are included in that list. This anthology makes a perfect gift for medical or pre-med students as well as practicing physicians so we will be targeting medical schools and physicians organizations with mailings and e-campaigns as well. As Assistant Professor in the Division of Medical Humanities at the University of Rochester, lead editor Stephanie Brown Clark has particularly strong Medical Humanities credentials and ties to that community. All of the editors are committed to promoting this title.
Stephanie Brown Clark received her MA in English Literature from the University of Western Ontario, with an MD from McMaster University. She completed her PhD in medical history and English Literature at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands in 1998, and is currently an Assistant Professor in the Division of Medical Humanities at the University of Rochester Medical Centre. Dagan Coppock received his BS in Biology from the University of Tennessee. Following his undergraduate training he lived in Nigeria as a Fulbright scholar researching the poetry of traditional healers. He graduated from Yale School of Medicine and is currently a medical resident at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Neeta Jain grew up in Las Vegas, NV. After completing her undergraduate degree at Stanford University and attending medical school at the University of Rochester, she returned to the west coast for residency training in internal medicine at California Pacific Medical Center in San Fransisco.
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