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This week-- Thursday September 19, 5:30. Especially for undergraduates with an interest in the humanities and the health sciences:
Pitt Healthcare and Religion Lecture Series 24-26 schedule here: bioethics.pitt.edu/health-hu…
CME credits available and Opportunities Catalog for undergrads.
2024-2025 Heatlhcare and Religion Lecture Series Lineup: bioethics.pitt.edu/health-hu…
Welcome back Pitt Religion and Medicine folks for AY 25. First up: Pitt alum Nicholas Soulakis will speak about his career from religious studies major to professor of public health, Thursday September 19: calendar.pitt.edu/event/a-co…
Jonathan Weinkle, MD has been teaching undergrad courses on intersections of medicine and religion at Pitt and PA courses at Chatham for years.
Jonathan Weinkle shares his thoughts on caring for the whole patient and his teaching in his Religious Studies course at Pitt on "Healing and Humanity." theconversation.com/seeing-t…
Looking for a last minute @PittDietrich course for spring? "Health and Illness in Israeli Society" is a new course (RELGST 1171/JS 1171). The other health and religion courses in @PittRELGST are full.
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After Thanksgiving break, come to our annual Wilmer Endowed Lecture.
Kristy Nabhan-Warren (U. of Iowa) on "Meat, Religion & Migration: What Do We Learn When We Study Them Together?" Wednesday November 29, 5:30 pm, 501 Cathedral of Learning
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Don't miss this-- Tuesday Oct 3, 8 am US-Eastern time.
"Empirical Research on Prayer for Healing"
with Candy Gunther Brown and Joshua Brown (Indiana University)
bioethics.pitt.edu/event/emp…
TODAY till 1 pm.
Thursday-- Dept of Pediatrics Symposium on Intersections of Religion, Spirituality, and Medicine--bioethics.pitt.edu/health-hu…
Thursday-- Dept of Pediatrics Symposium on Intersections of Religion, Spirituality, and Medicine--bioethics.pitt.edu/health-hu…
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Next: Healthcare and Religion Lecture will be Tuesday, May 2 @ 8:00 am, when Paula Leslie, PhD, MA (Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists) will present "Transference of Grace and the Unassuming Swallow" via Zoom. Register online: pitt.zoom.us/webinar/registe…
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This week: Fri Mar 31, 3 pm: Christopher Chapple: "A Jain Yoga Model for Diversity and Inclusion." In person: 211 Lawrence or via Zoom (register ahead).
Tues, Mar 14, 8 am, Ekaterina Lomperis (Portland Seminary) "Reading the Bible as a Religious History of Medicine"
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Really nice to hear this from a current medical student, alum of @PittRELGST @PittDietrich
Sharing meditation and mindfulness techniques I learned during my religious studies education at @PittRELGST with two separate patients today was a surreal experience. I’m missing my profs and my time at @PittTweet a little extra today #H2P #HailToPitt
Pitt Day of Giving: Donate to the Religious Studies link and email to let us know you want your gift earmarked for Religion and Medicine! Reaching 50+ donors give us a chance for more $ to support student work: pittdayofgiving.com/pages/di…
Starting in 5 minutes... still time to register and join: Tuesday, February 7 @ 8:00 am, Elizabeth Lahti, MD (Oregon Health Science University) will present Settling into Poetry's Sacred Space via Zoom.
pitt.zoom.us/webinar/registe…
Today at 5!
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The recording of the January 10, 2023 lecture, Eastern Orthodox Conceptions of a Good Death and End-of-life Care by Jeffrey P. Bishop, MD, PhD (Saint Louis University) is available at:
pitt.hosted.panopto.com/Pano…
The next Healthcare and Religion Lecture will be Tuesday, February 7 @ 8:00 am, when Elizabeth Lahti, MD (Oregon Health Science University) will present Settling into Poetry's Sacred Space via Zoom.
To register: pitt.zoom.us/webinar/registe…
Through these examples, she will explore the worries and setbacks, the hopes and triumphs, that those roles have in common, as well as those unique to their different perspectives. 2/3