From poetry readings to cooking demonstrations and research presentations to hack-a-thons, health humanities programs are in the classroom and the community.
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H3 Interdisciplinary Scholars Program
Starting in the Spring of 2025, student scholars from varied disciplines will join the H3 team, working directly with each other and collaborating faculty and staff to co-develop projects ranging from the technical (literature reviews or strategic planning tools) to the interactive (health and creative expression workshops on campus). Stay tuned to meet our first cohort of scholars and see the exciting projects they are working on.
Community Events
The Health Humanities Hub is proud to support and host periodic events that invite community members to learn and share about health and the human experience. By joining forces with others at the University of Arizona and beyond, we offer lectures, workshops, artistic and cultural experiences, and health and wellbeing demonstrations.
Andrew Weil Keynote
Integrating Health & Humanities
Mind and body cannot be separated except verbally; they are two poles of the one reality of our existence. Dr. Andrew Weil, a world-renowned leader and pioneer in the field of integrative medicine, discusses how Integrative Medicine views each patient as a whole person: mind and spirit as well as body.
Brandon Som Reading
Community & Belonging in the Borderlands
With Tripas, his Pulitzer Prize winning third collection, Brandon Som has written a book of poems built out of his multicultural, multigenerational childhood home. Som writes in dialogue with his family’s languages and memories, creating a sense of well-being through cultural richness.
Faculty Salon
To celebrate the opening of the Health Humanities Hub, College of Humanities faculty members will give brief presentations highlighting their exciting research and teaching. Meet the scholars who are leading the nation in innovative humanities teaching and research!