Editor’s Note: This piece is the third of four student essays about their experiences participating in Health 1,2,3’s classroom to community 4th level component. See here to learn more about this new program and read the second one here. By: Mimi Xu,…
By: Courtney Henrich Editors' Note: This post is from a Human Health course titled "Nutrition and Health Mythbusters" taught by Dr. Myra Woodworth-Hobbs. Dr. Woodworth-Hobbs briefly describes the course and assignment below: Nutrition is at the center of a cultural…
By: Katie Brousseau Editor’s Note: This piece is the second of four student essays about their experiences participating in Health 1,2,3’s classroom to community 4th level component. See here to learn more about this new program. As a senior studying…
By: Tyler Herrod Editor’s Note: This piece is the first of four student essays about their experiences participating in Health 1,2,3’s classroom to community 4th level component. See here to learn more about this new program. One of the reasons…
Editor’s Note: Over the next several weeks, Destination HealthEU will be featuring pieces from students from the Center for the Study of Human Health. This piece is an introduction to four student essays about their experiences participating in Health 1,2,3’s…
By Katherine Lewis Howard Kushner, the Nat C. Robertson Distinguished Professor of Science and Society Emeritus at Emory, is a highly influential figure in the field of medical humanities. He is currently engaged in teaching and research at San Diego…
By: Yeeun Lee TED talks are popular amongst people from all around the world and from different age groups. Their slogan–“Ideas Worth Spreading”–hints at how they cover topics from a wide array of disciplines. But having various subjects that can…
By: Dan Benardot, PhD, DHC, RD, LD, FACSM Visiting Professor, Center for the Study of Human Health The focus on nutrition to attain or maintain a state of good health is an increasingly important feature of the scientific literature. This…
Health is a complex, interdisciplinary science. Medicine remains at its core, yet it draws upon the humanities and social sciences to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges in healthcare. My passion for health derives from this–the way it…
#EmoryBandTogether is an initiative developed by Emory’s Center for the Study of Human Health and the Center for Student Success Programs and Services to increase awareness about food insecurity. We believe this partnership is a unique higher education model that is far-reaching…