Jolie Blair graduated from Emory in 2018 with a double major in Human Health and Theater Studies. She is currently pursuing a Master of Health Administration at Colombia University’s Mailman School of Public Health.
As a graduating senior at Emory, I have been fortunate enough to be awarded many opportunities to help me grow and learn from the amazing professors in the Human Health Department to the numerous student-run clubs. That being said, one…
According to anthropologist Phillips Stevens, the definition of “cult” changed in the 1970s, after Charles Manson’s commune committed a multitude of murders. The definition developed negative, satanic connotations as the perceived danger of cults started to spread throughout the United…
At the end of the 19th century, medicine had evolved into a highly respected, scientific endeavor. The standard of medicine was marked by the ‘whiteness’ of physicians’ white coats, representing the purity of medicine.[1] In 1993, the Arnold P. Gold…