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Medical Humanities Community : USA : New York

  • Independent Scholars:

    • Bryan Doerries, B.A., M.F.A. (Intersection of ancient Greek tragedy and modern medicine)
      20 Bond Street, Fifth Floor
      New York, NY 10012
      (212) 477-8155; FAX: (212) 389-3939
      bryandoerries@gmail.com
      Philoctetes Project

  • Albany Medical College

    • Alden March Bioethics Institute

    • Bruce White, D.O., J.D. Director, Alden March Bioethics Institute
      (518) 262-6082
      whiteb@mail.amc.edu

    • John Balint, M.D. (Medical Ethics)
      Emeritus Balint Chair in Medical Ethics
      (518) 262- 5378
      balintj@mail.amc.edu

    • Liva Jacoby, Ph.D., M.P.H. (Literature and Medicine, Empirical Research in Bioethics)
      Course Director, "Health, Care and Society"
      Alden March Bioethics Institute
      Albany Medical College, mail code 153
      47 New Scotland Ave.
      Albany, NY 12208
      (518) 262-5466; FAX: (518) 262-6856
      jacobyl@mail.amc.edu
      [Required: Health Care and Society (Yr 1-4)]

    • Sheila Otto, B.S.N., M.A. (Film and Medicine, Clinical Ethics)
      Co-Course Director of Health, Care and Society
      Chair, AMC Ethics Committee and Director, Ethics Consult Service
      Alden March Bioethics Institute
      Albany Medical College, mail code 153
      47 New Scotland Ave.
      Albany, NY 12208
      ottos@mail.amc.edu
      (518) 262-6551; FAX: (518) 262-6856

    • Wayne Shelton, Ph.D., M.S.W. (Clinical/Medical Ethics)
      Director, Program on Ethics in Health Outcomes
      Alden March Bioethics Institute
      Albany Medical College, mail code 153
      47 New Scotland Ave.
      Albany, NY 12208
      (518) 262-6423; FAX: (518) 262-6856
      sheltow@mail.amc.edu

    • Additional faculty

  • Albert Einstein College of Medicine

    • Ruth Macklin, Ph.D. (Bioethics)
      Department of Epidemiology & Population Health
      Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
      1300 Morris Park Avenue
      Bronx, NY 10461
      (718) 430-3574; FAX: (718) 430-8780
      ruth.macklin@einstein.yu.edu
      http://eph.aecom.yu.edu/web/faculty_details.aspx?id=59

  • Baruch College-City University of New York

    • Jonathan Engel, M. B. A., Ph.D. (History of Medicine, Historical Development of the U.S. Healthcare System)
      Associate Dean
      School of Public Affairs
      Baruch College, CUNY
      1 Bernard Baruch Place D-0901
      New York, NY 10010
      (646)660-6829
      Jonathan.Engel@baruch.cuny.edu
      http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/spa/facultystaff/facultydirectory/bio_jonathan_engel.php
      [Healthcare policy and management, history and philosophy of medicine]

    • Bert Hansen, Ph.D. (History of Medicine)
      Department of History
      Mail to: 470 West 24th St., #9C
      New York, NY 10011
      (212) 675-2040
      BHansen@nyc.rr.com
      www.BertHansen.com
      [Upper-level undergraduate course on the History of Medicine]

  • Beth Israel Medical Center

    • Arya Nielsen, Ph.D. (Philosophies of medicine, traditional indigenous medicines, integrative clinical science and health care)
      Acupuncture and East Asian Medicine
      Beth Israel Medical Center's Department of Integrative Medicine
      Continuum Center for Health and Healing
      245 Fifth Ave., 2nd Floor
      New York, NY 10016
      (646)935-2231; FAX: (646)935-2272
      anielsen@chpnet.org

  • Columbia University

    • Marsha Hurst, Ph.D. (Narrative Medicine, Health Advocacy)
      Director, Master of Science in Narrative Medicine Program
      Research Scholar, Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISERP)
      Mail to: 380 Riverside Drive, 2H
      New York, NY 10025
      (917) 834-0427
      marsha@marshahurst.com
      [At ISERP: Coordinator, Seminar in Narrative Genetics; Narrative Medicine weekend workshops; in MS Program: Narratives of Death, Dying & Palliative Care; at Cornell Summer College: STS course on Mind, Body, Health]

    • Maura Spiegel, Ph.D. (Literature and Medicine, Narrative Medicine, Film Studies)
      Department of English and Comparative Literature
      602 Philosophy Hall
      Mail Code 4927
      1150 Amsterdam Avenue
      New York, N.Y. 10027
      (212) 854-6418; FAX: (212) 854-5398
      mls37@columbia.edu
      [Medical School selective (Yr 2): Film and Medicine; Illness and Film graduate seminar; graduate English course in Narrative Medicine (with Rita Charon)]

  • Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons

    • Rita Charon, M.D., Ph.D (Literature and Medicine, Narrative Medicine)
      Director, Program in Narrative Medicine
      Division of General Medicine
      Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
      630 West 168th Street PH 9-East, Room 105
      New York, NY 10032
      (212) 305-4942; FAX: (212) 305-9349
      rac5@columbia.edu
      [Required: Narrative Medicine Seminar Series (Yr 2);
      Selective Seminar: Literature and Medicine (Yr 2), Narrative Medicine Elective (Yr 4), Literature at Work Reading Group, Narrative Medicine Rounds, Narrative Medicine Workshops, Master of Science in Narrative Medicine at Columbia University, NIH Faculty Seminar in Narrative Medicine]

    • Sayantani DasGupta, M.D., M.P.H. (Literature and Medicine, Cultural Studies, Gender Studies)
      Core Faculty, Program in Narrative Medicine
      Adjunct Faculty, Graduate Program in Health Advocacy, Sarah Lawrence College
      Division of General Pediatrics
      622 W. 168th St. VC 402
      New York, NY 10032
      (212) 305-6227
      sd2030@columbia.edu
      [At P&S: Yr 2 selective, "Reading Bodies, Writing Bodies: Women's Illness Narratives"; Narrative Medicine weekend workshops; M.S. program in Narrative Medicine at Columbia U. At Sarah Lawrence: "Illness Narratives: Understanding the Experience of Illness"; Writing the Medical Experience summer workshop]

    • Ruth L. Fischbach, Ph.D., M.P.E. (Bioethics, Medical Education)
      Director, The Center for Bioethics at Columbia University
      College of Physicians and Surgeons and The Mailman School of Public Health
      630 West 168th Street, Suite 3-470
      New York, NY 10032
      (212) 305-8387
      rf416@columbia.edu
      http://www.bioethicscolumbia.org/staff/fischbach.html

    • Schuyler W. Henderson, M.D., M.P.H. (Literature, Theater, Fine Arts and Medicine)
      Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
      1051 Riverside Drive, Box 78
      New York, NY 10039
      (212) 543-5793
      henderss@childpsych.columbia.edu

    • Nellie Hermann, M.F.A (Literature and Medicine, Narrative Medicine)
      Division of General Medicine
      630 West 168th Street PH 9-East, Room 105
      New York, NY 10032
      (212) 305-4975; FAX: (212) 305-9349
      ngh2101@columbia.edu
      http://www.nelliehermann.com
      [Yrs 2 and 4 elective, "Fiction Writing"; Writing Workshops withOb/Gyn residents; "Narrrative Medicine" required Yr1 at City College/Sophie Davis School of Medicine]

    • Craig Irvine, Ph.D. (Narrative Medicine, Philosophy and Medicine, Ethics)
      100 Haven Avenue, Suite 27C
      New York, NY 10032
      ((646) 418-5908
      ci44@columbia.edu
      [Elective: Philosophy of Death (Yr 2); longitudinal narrative medicine curriculum across all 3 years of the Family Medicine Residency Program, Narrative Medicine Masters Program]

    • Robert Klitzman, M.D. (Medical Ethics, Narrative Medicine)
      Director, Master of Science in Bioethics Program
      Director, Ethics, Policy and Human Rights Core, HIV Center For Clinical and Behavioral Studies
      College of Physicians and Surgeons and Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University
      1051 Riverside Drive/Unit #15
      New York, NY 10032
      (212) 543-3710; FAX: (212) 543-6003
      rlk2@columbia.edu
      http://www.hivcenternyc.org/people/robertklitzman.html

    • Edith J. Langner M.D. (Use of Visual Arts in Medical Education, with a special interest in observational training, and facial expression recognition)
      Director, Arts-in-Medicine Project, Program in Narrative Medicine
      Mail to: 860 Fifth Avenue 3J
      New York, NY 10065
      (212) (516) 445 1685; FAX: (212) 772 8004
      ediedoc@aol.com
      [Selectives in visual arts and medicine, including courses at the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum, and classes in figure drawing (Yr 2); visual arts and medicine elective (Yr 4)]

    • Barron H. Lerner, M.D., Ph.D. (History of Medicine, Medical Ethics)
      Departments of Medicine and Public Health, Room 938
      722 West 168th St.
      New York, NY 10032
      (212) 305-5154; FAX (212) 342-1986
      BHL5@columbia.edu
      [Required: Ethics and Professionalism: (Yr 1,2), Clinical Ethics: (Yr 3).
      History of Social Medicine (Public Health School)]

    • Eric R. Marcus, M.D. (Emotional developmental professionalization process; development of medical empathy)
      Director, Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research
      1051 Riverside Drive
      New York, NY 10032
      (212)927-500; FAX: (212)43-5677
      psychoanalysis.columbia.edu
      [Post grad narrative medicine conference teaching]

    • David J Rothman, Ph.D. (History of Medicine, Medical Ethics)
      Director, Center for the Study of Society and Medicine
      Director, Center on Medicine as a Profession
      Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
      630 West 168th Street
      P&S Box 11
      New York, NY 10032
      (212)305-4184; FAX: ((212) 305-6416
      djr5@columbia.edu
      [Elective: Intro to Social Medicine (Yr 1,2)]

    • Sheila M. Rothman, Ph.D (History of Medicine, Medical Ethics)
      Deputy Director, Center for the Study of Society and Medicine
      Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
      630 West 168th Street
      P&S Box 11
      New York, NY 10032
      (212) 342-4186; FAX: (212) 305-6416
      smr4@columbia.edu

    • Patricia Stanley, M.B.A., M.A. (Literature and Medicine)
      Guest faculty, Program in Narrative Medicine
      Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
      mail to: 310 Mills Road North
      Salem, NY 10560
      (914) 669- 5011 (home and fax)
      Patstan@optonline.net

  • Columbia University, Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health
    Health Policy and Management Division

    • Joseph C. d'Oronzio, Ph.D., M.P.H. (Medical Ethics, Professional Ethics, Organizational Ethics)
      (Adjunct Professor, Teachers College, Executive Nursing Program)
      Faculty Associate, Center for Bioethics
      22 Crescent Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901
      (908)273-1378; FAX: (908)273-1378 (call first)
      Cell: (908)868-8794
      jcd7@columbia.edu http://asp.cumc.columbia.edu/msphfacdir/profile.asp?uni=jcd7
      [Required: The management of health care ethics (Executive MPH program), Ethics for health care professionals (Executive Nursing Program, Teachers College) Elective: Health care ethics: policy development and implementation (Mailman School of Public Health)]
      Program Director, The ProBE Program
      Center for Personalized Education for Physicians
      7351 Lowry Boulevard, Suite 100
      Denver, CO 80230
      (303)577-3232; Fax (303)577-3241

  • Cornell University Weil Cornell Medical College

    • Program in Humanities and Medicine -- listed under: http://www.med.cornell.edu/education/programs/

    • Lyuba Konopasek, M.D.(Reflective Practice, Art and Medicine, Film/Theatre and Medicine, Cultural Competence)
      Course Director, Medicine, Patients, and Society 1
      Director, Pediatrics Clerkship
      525 E. 68th Street, Box 139
      New York, NY 10065
      (212)746-3388; FAX: (212)746-3140
      lyk2003@med.cornell.edu
      [Ethics and Compassion in Clinical Care: Lessons from Sophocles - a one hour reading of the play, Philoctetes followed by a one hour discussion session - offered as an elective for first years, third and fourth years are involved as discussion facilitators]

  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    • Lester D. Friedman, Ph.D. (Media and Medicine, Literature and Medicine)
      Chair, Program in Media and Society
      111 Stern Hall
      Geneva, New York 14456
      (315)781-3580; FAX: (315)781-3422
      friedman@hws.edu
      [Physicians in Film and Literature, Medicine and Media]

  • Hofstra University

    • G. Thomas Couser, Ph.D. (Life writing concerning illness and disability, disease and disability in literature)
      Founding Director, Disability Studies
      Co-director, American Studies
      Department of English
      204 Mason Hall
      Hempstead, NY 11549
      (516) 463.6743: FAX:(516) 463.6395
      enggtc@hofstra.edu
      http://hofstra.academia.edu/GThomasCouser
      [Introduction to Disability Studies; Disability in Literature and Culture] Syllabi available on request

  • LaGuardia Community College,- City University of New York

    • J. Elizabeth Clark, Ph.D. (AIDS Poetry, Literature, Film; Cultural Studies of Medicine; Breast Cancer Narratives and Poetry)
      Department of English
      E-103
      31-10 Thomson Ave.
      Long Island City, NY 11101
      (718) 482-5656
      lclark@lagcc.cuny.edu
      http://faculty.lagcc.cuny.edu/eclark/
      [Elective course for Liberal Arts majors: "Cultural Studies of Medicine."]

  • Mount Sinai School of Medicine

    • Ana Blohm, M.D. (Visual Arts and Medicine)
      1 Gustave Levy Place
      Box 1216
      New York, NY 10029
      (212)241-4141; FAX: (212)426-5108
      ana.blohm@mssm.edu
      [ELectives in photography and medicine, literature and medicine; medical ethics (part of requirements)]

    • Nada Gligorov, Ph.D. (Bioethics)
      One Gustave Levy Place
      Box #1108
      New York, NY 10029
      (212)241-8895; FAX:(212)241-5028
      nada.gligorov@mssm.edu
      http://www.bioethics.union.edu/bio/gligorov.aspx
      [Clinical and research ethics]

    • Rosamond Rhodes, Ph.D. (Bioethics, Ethics)
      Director, Bioethics Education
      Department of Medical Education
      Associate Director,The Bioethics Program, a joint program with Union Graduate College
      Box 1108
      Mount Sinai School of Medicine, CUNY
      One Gustave Levy Place
      New York, NY 10029
      (212) 241-3757/7057; FAX: (212) 427-7862
      rosamond.rhodes@mssm.edu
      [Required: Bioethics mini-courses (Yrs 1,2), Bioethics sessions
      in major clerkships (Yrs 3, 4); Elective courses: Medical Ethics,
      Bioethics, Policies and Cases, Literature and Medicine, Independent Study,
      Graduate Bioethics Education Curriculum in most Residency programs]

  • New York University

    • Perri Klass, M.D. (Medical Narrative, Literature and Medicine, Medicine and Fiction, Literacy)
      Arthur L. Carter Institute of Journalism
      See Perri Klass's listing details under New York University School of Medicine

    • Bradley E. Lewis, M.D., Ph.D. (Medical Humanities, Cultural Studies)
      New York University
      Gallatin School of Individualized Study
      715 Broadway
      New York, NY 10003
      (212) 998-7313
      bradley.lewis@nyu.edu
      http://www.nyu.edu/gallatin/about/faculty-bios.html

  • New York University School of Medicine

    • Felice Aull, Ph.D., M.A. (Literature, Arts, and Medicine; Cultural Studies; Disability Studies)
      Founding Editor, Literature, Arts and Medicine Database
      Editor, Literature, Arts, and Medicine Blog
      Mail to: Department of Physiology and Neuroscience
      NYU School of Medicine
      550 First Avenue
      New York, NY 10016
      (212) 263-5401; FAX: (212) 263-8542
      Felice.Aull@nyumc.org

    • Joseph Cady, Ph.D. (Literature and Medicine)
      Adjunct faculty, Department of Medicine
      mail to: 463 West Street, #H656
      New York, NY 10014
      joscady@aol.com

    • Laura Ferguson (Art and Anatomy, Imaging, Body Image, Disability)
      Artist in Residence, Master Scholars Medical Humanism Program
      Mail to: 39 West 67th Street #804
      laura.ferguson@nyumc.org
      laura@lauraferguson.net
      Laura Ferguson: The Visible Skeleton Series [Art & Anatomy seminar (optional): drawing sessions for medical students in the Anatomy Lab]

    • Loren Wissner Greene, M.D. (Medical Ethics, Environmental Ethics, Art and Medicine)
      NYU Faculty Practice
      530 First Avenue, Suite 4B
      New York, NY 10016
      (212)263-7449; FAX: (212)263-5574
      loren.greene@nyumc.org
      [Chair of NYU Colloquium on Medical Ethics; Medical Ethics (Yr2, required)]

    • François Haas, Ph.D. (History of Medicine: (1) Tuberculosis; (2) Role of physicians and scientists in the Holocaust)
      400 East 34th Street
      New York, NY 10016
      (212) 263-6127; FAX: (212) 263-7980
      francois.haas@med.nyu.edu
      [Extracurricular seminars for students, faculty, and staff on different topics combining history and the arts in medicine; optional Art of Observation in conjunction with the Frick Museum]

    • Helena Hansen, M.D., Ph.D. (Cultural Anthropology, Ethnography of addictions, Studies of intersection of social class and ethnicity with mental health and concepts of treatment)
      NYU Medical Center Addiction Psychiatry Fellow
      Robert Wood Johnson fellow, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
      Mail to: 231 Winthrop St
      Brooklyn, NY 11225
      home phone/fax: (718) 493-3451
      hanseh03@med.nyu.edu
      RWJ Health and Society scholars bio page

    • Perri Klass, M.D. (Medical Narrative, Literature and Medicine, Medicine and Fiction, Literacy)
      National Medical Director, Reach Out and Read
      Mail to: Arthur L. Carter Institute of Journalism
      20 Cooper Square, Room 622
      New York NY 10003
      (212)998-7992; FAX: (212)995-4148
      perri.klass@nyu.edu
      http://www.perriklass.com
      [Required Patient Narrative course(Yr1); Reflective writing, Peds (Yr3)]

    • Ruth Nass M.D. (Bioethics, Narrative Medicine)
      Director, Child Neurology Residency Program
      Child Study Center
      577 First Ave
      New York, NY 10016
      (212)263-7753, FAX:(212)263-8662
      ruth.nass@nyu.edu
      [Responsible for professionalism and communication core curriculum for Neurology Residency program]

    • Danielle Ofri, M.D., Ph.D.
      Editor in Chief, The Bellevue Literary Review
      Dept of Medicine
      NYU School of Medicine
      550 First Ave, Rm OBV-612
      (212) 263-3973
      info@BLReview.org
      http://www.danielleofri.com

  • St. John’s University

    • Angela Belli, Ph.D. (Literature and Medicine, Modern Drama)
      English Department
      8000 Utopia Parkway
      Queens, N.Y. 11439
      (718) 990-6161, x5601
      ambel@optonline.net
      [Literature and Culture, Poetry and Medicine, Drama and Medicine]

  • State University of New York at Buffalo
    School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

    • James J. Bono, Ph.D.
      Department of History
      Park Hall
      SUNY at Buffalo
      Buffalo, NY 14260-4130
      (716) 645-2181 x553; FAX: (716) 645-5954
      hischaos@buffalo.edu
      [Elective: Medical Humanities (Patient-Physician Relationship,
      Socio-Cultural Aspects of Illness, Death and Dying through Literature,
      Film, Art) (Yr 1,2), Medical Anthropology (Yr 1), Dilemmas in Clinical Medicine (Yr 3)]

    • Jack Freer, M.D. (Medical Ethics)
      Associate Director, Center for Clinical Ethics and Humanities in Health Care
      Department of Medicine
      University at Buffalo
      Millard Fillmore Hospital
      3 Gates Circle
      Buffalo, NY 14209
      (716) 871-1571, FAX: (716) 871-1580
      jfreer@buffalo.edu
      [Required: Course Coordinator, Dilemmas in Clinical Medicine (Yr 3)]

    • Stephen Wear, Ph.D. (Ethics)
      Co-director, Center for Clinical Ethics and Humanities in Health Care
      3495 Bailey Avenue
      Buffalo, NY 14215

  • State University of New York Downstate Medical Center

    • David Biro M.D., Ph.D. (Medicine and Literature)
      9921 Fourth Avenue
      Brooklyn, NY 11209
      (718)833-7616; FAX: (718)680-4297
      davidbiro@aol.com
      [Co-course Director, Medicine and Literature elective (Yr4)]

    • Mert Erogul, M.D. (Medicine and Literature)
      450 Clarkson Avenue, Room I-83
      Brooklyn NY, 11203
      (718)270-4631
      erogul1@gmail.com
      [Co-course Director, Medicine and Literature elective (Yr4)]

  • State University of New York, Stony Brook University

    • Lisa Diedrich, Ph.D., M.A. (Cultural Studies of Medicine and Science, Disability Studies)
      Women's and Gender Studies
      105 Old Chemistry Bldg.
      Stony Brook, New York 11794
      (631) 632-1765; FAX: (631) 632-5729
      ldiedrich@notes.cc.sunysb.edu
      [Cultures of Disability, Global Science/Women's Health, Madness and Civilization (1960-1980), Plague Narratives, Testimonies: Making History and Memory]

  • State University of New York, Stony Brook University School of Medicine

  • State University of New York, Upstate Medical University

    • Catherine V. Caldicott, M.D. ( Literature and Medicine, Qualitative Research Methods, Forum Theater method of instruction)
      Center for Bioethics and Humanities
      618 Irving Avenue
      Syracuse, NY 13210
      (315)464-8458; FAX: (315)464-5407
      caldicoc@upstate.edu
      http://www.upstate.edu/bioethics/faculty_staff/fac_caldicott.php
      [Use of forum theater scripts to teach ethics, communication skills, and cultural competence (required, as part of an ethics retreat for the department of medicine housestaff)]

    • James Dwyer, Ph.D. (Medical Ethics)
      Center for Bioethics and Humanities
      618 Irving Avenue
      Syracuse, NY 13210
      (315) 464-8455
      dwyerja@upstate.edu

    • Kathy Faber-Langendoen, M.D.
      Director, Center for Bioethics and Humanities
      faberlak@upstate.edu

    • Rebecca E. Garden, Ph.D. (Literature, Arts and Medicine; Disability Studies)
      Center for Bioethics and Humanities
      Associate Editor, The Healing Muse
      SUNY Upstate Medical University
      618 Irving Ave.
      Syracuse, NY 13210
      315-464-8451; FAX: 315-464-5407
      gardenr@upstate.edu

    • Deirdre Neilen, Ph.D.(Literature and Medicine, Multiculturalism and Medicine)
      Center for Bioethics and Humanities
      Editor, The Healing Muse: A Journal of Literary and Visual Arts in Medicine
      618 Irving Avenue
      Syracuse, NY 13210
      (315) 464-8452; FAX: (315)464-5407
      neilend@upstate.edu
      [Practice of Medicine (Yr 1,2); Creative Writing (Yr 4)]

    • Joel Potash, M.D. (Role of literature and theater in education of medical students, physicians and the public about health care; Medical Ethics)
      Center for Bioethics and Humanities
      Mail to: 161 Edgehill Rd.
      Syracuse NY 13224
      (315) 446- 9197
      jpotash1@twcny.rr.com

  • University of New South Wales, Australia (New York resident--see also Australia cross-listing)

    • Rebecca Housel, Ph.D. (Medical Humanities, Science and Literature, Science Fiction, Popular Culture, Film)
      University of New South Wales
      Sydney NSW 2052 AUS
      rebecca.housel@gmail.com
      (585)733-3582 (New York phone)

  • University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry

    • Stephanie Brown Clark, MD, Ph.D (History of Medicine, Literature and Medicine)
      Director of Medical Humanities Programs
      University of Rochester Medical Center
      601 Elmwood Avenue, Box 676
      Rochester, NY 14642
      (585)275-5800; FAX: (716)276-0152
      stephanie_brownclark@urmc.rochester.edu
      [Required:Medical Humanities Seminars (Yrs, 1,2),Cultural History of the Body, Epidemics in Medicine and Literature and the Arts (TB, Syphillis, AIDS),
      Clinical Tales: Stories by Patients and Doctors Elective:Topics in Medical History (Yrs, 3,4); Topics in Medicine and Literature (Yrs 3, 4)]

    • Barry M. Goldstein M.D., Ph.D. (Documentary Photography and Medicine)
      Division of Medical Humanities
      Adjunct faculty, New York University School of Medicine
      Visiting Professor of Humanities
      Williams College
      Williamstown MA 01247
      [Course: The Human Image: Photographing people and their stories (undergraduates)]
      Mail to: 243 Union St, #408
      North Adams, MA 01247
      (585) 615-9736
      barry.goldstein@rochester.edu
      www.bgoldstein.net
      [NYUSOM Elective: "Images of illness: Photographic Representations in Medicine" (Yr 1 and 2 medical students, faculty/staff.)]

    • Jane L. Greenlaw, J.D.(Health Law)
      Director, Division of Medical Humanities
      University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
      601 Elmwood Avenue, Box 676
      Rochester, NY 14642
      (585) 275-5800; FAX: (585) 276-0152
      jane_greenlaw@urmc.rochester.edu
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