Co-Editors
- Sandra Bertman , PhD
- Dustin Brinker , MD, MHPE
- Albert Howard Carter, III
- Mark Clark , PhD
- Cortney Davis , BA, MA
- Carol Donley , PhD, MA
- Jacalyn Duffin , MD, PhD
- Steven Field , M.D.
- Sebastian Galbo, MA, MILS
- Rebecca Garden , PhD
- Guy Glass , MD, MFA
- Schuyler Henderson , MD
- Martha Stoddard Holmes , PhD, MA
- Joshua Jiang
- Therese Jones , PhD
- Martin Kohn , PhD
- Gretl Lam, MD
- Barron Lerner , MD, PhD
- Spencer McClelland
- Marilyn McEntyre , PhD
- Tony Miksanek , MD
- Michael Natter , MD
- Lois LaCivita Nixon , PhD, MPH, MLitt, MAT
- David Oshinsky , PhD
- Richard M. Ratzan
- Gabriel Redel-Traub, MD
- Mona Saleh , MD
- Carol Schilling
- Audrey Shafer , MD
- Maura Spiegel , PhD
- J. Russell Teagarden , DMH,MA
- Shawn Thomas
- Howard Trachtman
- Delese Wear , PhD
- Janice Willms , MD, PhD
- Devon Zander
Annotators
- Felice Aull , Ph.D.
- Catherine Belling
- Stacy Bodziak
- Luke Bonanni
- Louis Borgenicht
- Kate Brown
- Gerard Brungardt , MD
- Katherine Burke
- Tod Chambers
- Irene Chen
- Stephanie Brown Clark
- Lucas Cofer
- Jack Coulehan
- Susan Daiss
- Kristen Dammeyer , MD
- Olivia DiLeonardo
- Lisa Dittrich
- Stanley Fefferman
- Katie Grogan
- Nishanth Iyengar
- Meegan Kennedy
- Danielle Madsen
- Evan Mahl
- Jan Marta
- Rachel Martel
- Richard Martinez
- Helle Mathiasen
- Lindsay McNair
- Jonathan Metzl
- Pamela Moore
- Christine Olagun-Samuel
- Vincent Palusci , MD, MS
- Sam Perkins
- Suzanne Poirier
- Akbar Salman
- Amanda Schaffer
- Marian Gray Secundy
- Sneha Sharma
- Daren Simkin
- Marjorie Sirridge
- Shefali Sood , MD
- Harriet Squier
- Ann Folwell Stanford
- Jerko Steiner
- Nancy Taylor
- James Terry
- Mary Winkler
- John Woodcock
- Ellen Yin
Mark Clark is an Associate Professor of Medical Humanities at the University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine (opening in 2017). His principal realms of expertise include Narrative Issues in Medicine, Narrative Ethics, Literature and Medicine, and Autobiography / Life-writing. His doctoral degree, from Michigan State University, is in English Literature and features specializations in British Romanticism, Victorian Literature, and Literary Theory. In the English Department at Saint Louis University, he co-founded and directed an undergraduate certificate program in the Medical Humanities (which has since become a Minor program). Subsequently, he assumed the role of Director of the Graduate Program at the University of Texas Medical Branch’s Institute for the Medical Humanities. During his tenure, the Institute was awarded the prestigious Cornerstone Award of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH) for its long-term positive contributions to Bioethics education. Dr. Clark was selected as a member of UTMB’s Academy of Master Teachers and was the sole Medical Humanist selected to serve on the UT system’s Task Force on Professional Identity Formation, a component of the Transformation in Medical Education (TIME) initiative undertaken by the University of Texas. As a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, a former Naval Officer, and a former Jesuit Scholastic, Dr. Clark draws on his experiences of service academy / officer formation and Catholic religious / Jesuit formation to promote the project of moral and professional identity formation of medical students. Presently, he is participating in the development of the new Medical School at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, where the Medical Humanities will be integrated fully in the curriculum and feature prominently in the Professional Identity Formation of the students.
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