BIMD Service in the Healthcare Setting I
Students enrolled in this course are required to volunteer in a health care setting for a minimum of 30 hours, keep a journal of their volunteer experience, and to participate in a weekly class session. Topics covered during the in-class portion will include tips on keeping a reflective journal, working with issues of power inequity in a volunteer situation, dealing with challenges that occur at the volunteer site, and options for other volunteer opportunities.
Courses
- INTD What is Human?
- INTD Narrative Bioethics
- INTD Narrative Medicine
- BIMD Issues in Women's Health
- INTD Pushing Up Daisies: Western Perspectives on Death and Dying
- INTD What's Normal? I: Physical Abnormalities
- INTD Perils of the Normal
- INTD Obligations to Others
- INTD Global Health and Human Rights
- INTD Aging, Sex, and the Body
- INTD Genetics, Identity, and Popular Culture
- INTD How We Die
- INTD What's Normal? II: Mental and Emotional Disorders
- INTD Alternative Health Care Systems
- INTD Literature and Aging
- INTD Uses and Abuses of Power
- INTD Literary Anatomies
- INTD Stories of the Self
- INTD On Human Suffering
- BIMD Facing Illness and Death
- BIMD The Biomedical Imagination
- BIMD Service in the Healthcare Setting I
- BIMD Service in the Healthcare Setting II
- Clinical Shadowing Internship
- Research Internship
- Senior Seminar
