The annual Story Slam offers students from CCLCM and other area medical schools a chance to share their stories, lived experiences, and music with each other. Continue reading Story Slam

A capstone project invites first-year students to step beyond traditional scientific learning and explore medicine through the lens of the humanities and the arts. Over the course of the year, students imagine, design, and create original projects that reflect on themes such as health, illness, caregiving, and the human experience of medicine. Whether through writing, visual art, performance, history, or other humanities-based approaches, each project … Continue reading Project Presentations

Artwork by Luis Santiago. Explore other student works. Continue reading Student Work

Keynote Speaker, Dr. Eric Avery, speaking at the 2025 John P. Murphy Symposium The John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical Humanities is an opportunity for Ohio medical students, faculty, and others who are engaged in health humanities to gather, network, share their work, and enhance their skills. Generously funded by a grant from the John P. Murphy Foundation, this symposium is free to all presenters … Continue reading John P. Murphy Symposium

Since 2011, Stethos — our journal highlighting humanities works by our students — has provided an outlet for creative reflection and a chance to connect through writing, poetry, images and photography. Learn more Continue reading