A Narrative Humanities Club centered on medicine, where we discuss a variety of medical topics and explore experiences of illness.
The Narrative Pre-Health Journal helps students understand the value that they bring to medicine through the Humanities. Observation, analysis, empathy, and reflection combined, act as powerful tools for how we process the human experience. Our club will expose students to different topics/perspectives in healthcare through a variety of mediums (writing, reading, video, etc.) where they will be able to engage with the material through group discussion and written reflection. Participants will produce writing that can be submitted for publication in our literary journal.
Weekly discussions about Narrative Medicine topics, including medical racism, implicit bias, and cultural humility
Fall quarter socials
Speaker events from UC Davis Faculty and/or physicians
Opportunity to enhance communication and reflective skills by exploring personal narratives with medicine and being exposed to a variety of medical humanities topics
Gain valuable insights on general medical topics from current board members and students and from a medical student
Opportunity to submit and be published to our yearly student-run journal, a collection of student submitted pieces relating to medical humanities including poetry, artwork, and narrative stories
We host a Fall Quarter Seminar Series, and offer opportunities to be involved and receive periodic updates about new events throughout the school year. This includes the opportunity to submit to our yearly journal or attend narrative discussions we periodically host throughout winter and spring. If you are a first year, feel free to register for our club on Aggie Life: https://opportunity.ucdavis.edu/programs/aggie-connect/connections/narrative-medicine-finding-value-your-story-process-preparing Otherwise we have an interest form here: https://forms.gle/r75nrCvayCDpq6XG6 Feel free to fill the form out to receive our latest announcements!
11-30 Members
Open Membership