— WSU students in philosophy, biomedical engineering, and related fields are encouraged to apply for an internship in philosophy of biomedical engineering. This internship is 12 weeks of work, 12 hours per week at $13.77 per hour. Hours are flexible. Great opportunity to build research experience and your resume. Email susan.castro@wichita.edu.
— Alce su Voz and MCLL are hosting a special narrative medicine event at the Wichita Advanced Learning Library on Saturday, May 25 at 11:00am. Click for more information and how to register.
— On April 3, 2025, Dr. Showstack will give a keynote address, "Community Engagement for Linguistic Justice and Health Equity" at the Forging Linguistic Identities Conference, Towson University. Baltimore, MD.
— Join HealthHum on Friday, April 18 at 1:00pm in Lindquist 326 for a panel discussion of health marketing, communication disorders, and what it's like to work as a medical scribe. Come early and stay late for coffee and conversation. Click for more details.
— On Friday, April 11 at 1:00pm in Lindquist 326 and on Teams, WSU alum Jacob D. Armstrong, PhD, will discuss gamified clinical practice and his own work in gamifying Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) through traditional tabletop role-playing games (TTT-RPG).
— Join HealthHum on Friday, April 4 in Lindquist 326 at 12:00pm for a panel discussion of Dance Therapy, Mindfulness Practices, and Use of Creative Media in the Therapy Room, followed by guided exercises at 1:00pm. Click for more details.
— Join HealthHum Friday, March 28 at 1pm in Lindquist 326 and on Teams for a discussion of historical and philosophical perspectives on health. Click for more information.
— CSMBR is accepting applications for their summer school program "Cutting and Curing. Anatomy and Surgery in Early Modern Europe (1500-1700)." This summer school will offer an overview of the current state of the art in the fields of early modern anatomy and surgery, of the major historiographical debates, and of promising perspectives and sources for future research. In Pisa IT and online.
— On Thursday, March 6 at 5:30pm, the Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (KansasCOM) and the Kansas Education and Research Network are proud to present the research and scholarly activities of its faculty and students at their 2nd Annual Research Symposium. Click for more details.
— Join HealthHum in Lindquist 326 and on Teams at 1pm Friday, February 28 for a discussion of the relationships between policy and health from a range of perspectives. Click for more information.
