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Medical Humanities DeBakey Scholarship 2009 Fall Semester Winners!
[10/12/2009]
Medical Humanities Program has chosen their first round of "DeBakey Scholarship" winners for the 2009 Fall Semester. Congratulations to all of our DeBakey Scholarship Winners!
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Director of Institute for Studies of Religion's Program on Religion & Population Health Named
[9/22/2009]
Dr. Jeff Levin Will Serve as University Professor of Epidemiology & Population Health
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2009- Beall-Russell Lecture
[9/22/2009]
Worlds Made By Words: Scholarship and Community in the Modern West, Monday, September 28, 2009, at 3:30pm, 510 Cashion
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DeBakey Medical Foundation Supports Endowed Scholarship Fund for Baylor University Medical Humanities Students
[7/15/2009]
Baylor University announced today a $500,000 gift from the DeBakey Medical Foundation, establishing the Michael E. DeBakey, Selma DeBakey and Lois DeBakey Endowed Scholarship Fund in Medical Humanities at Baylor University.
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The Art of Medicine
[5/12/2009]
Many young people dream of being doctors. They dream of curing illness and alleviating suffering. They dream of the opportunity to help people. (by Rich Cook)
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"10th Annual Medical Humanities Retreat"
[1/12/2009]
Title: "Loving God and Neighbor: the Vocation of Medicine"
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Baylor in Great Britain 2009
[10/22/2008]
History, Medical Humanities, Philosophy
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The Lariat Online
[10/21/2008]
Retired professor promotes healing message about incurable diseases
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Medical Humanities Annual Lecture with Dr. Kay Toombs, October 15, 2008, BSB, rm. D109, 4:30pm-5:30pm
[8/11/2008]
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Baylor Student wins Medical Humanities Essay Contest
[5/22/2008]
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Major Offers Unique Blend
[9/29/2006]
Medical Humanities teaches students about care competency
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Medical Humanities as a Major!
[6/13/2006]
Baylor University announces a new interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts in Medical Humanities that was given final approval by President Lilley in May.
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THE DUET IN EXCELLENCE: JONATHAN AND DAVID HASTIE
[4/28/2006]
As they have for so many important events in their lives, identical twins Jonathan and David Hastie shared the spotlight at Baylor's spring 2001 commencement -- honored as the first co-recipients of the University's coveted Outstanding Student of the Year award.
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Medicine, Literature, Philosophy: Combining Our Stories
[4/28/2006]
Each fall, Baylor students gather around a table in the library of the philosophy department to explore the human dimension of illness and disability. They do so as part of an innovative upper-level seminar, "Literary and Philosophical Perspectives on Medicine," which integrates the three disciplines of philosophy, literature, and medicine. Teaching the course are Dr. S. Kay Toombs, associate professor of philosophy, Ann Miller, professor and Master Teacher of English, and Dr. William Hillis, a physician and Distinguished Professor of biology, who have collaborated for seven years to examine the manner in which the humanities and the sciences relate to one another within the context of clinical medicine.
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HISTORIC EMPHASIS SHINES BRIGHT
[4/28/2006]
Throughout the world, the Baylor name has long been associated with science and health education. This emphasis has its roots in the University's Baptist heritage and its mission of preparing students for careers of service, particularly in the healing professions.
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Good Doctors, Good Human Beings
[4/28/2006]
Four graduates of the College who are successful physicians laud their liberal arts backgrounds
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Gabe Calzada: Building bridges for lives
[4/28/2006]
One of Gabe Calzada's favorite quotes is: "Caminante, no hay puentes, se hace puentas al andar," or "Voyager, there are no bridges, one builds them as one walks."
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Research That's Making a Difference
[8/25/2003]
Resarch at Baylor general commercial
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