RECENT EVENTS
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MHJ X SCHILLER INSTITUTE COLLAB
The MHJ recently celebrated the release of Volume 10 of the journal in collaboration with the Schiller Institute at Boston College. The event featured select works from both the Fall and Spring editions, student readings, and a faculty panel discussion led by Editor-in-Chief Jesse Julian.
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What is Medical Humanities?
Medical Humanities is an interdisciplinary, humanistic and cultural study of illness, health, health care, and the body. This approach to illness and health allows for a discussion of the whole person, drawing themes from social justice and ethics.
The Medical Humanities Journal of Boston College is a subset of the Boston College Medical Humanities minor, which allows students to choose from a wide range of areas of interest spanning many different departments to discuss health and disease. Although much of the writing from these minor courses will fit directly into our submission categories, we encourage submissions from any and all fields of discipline.
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For additional information about the Medical Humanities minor as well as the associated resources, faculty, and programs here at Boston College please click below.
Vol. 10 (1) Submission Spotlights
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