2:45 Welcome
Art Exhibit & Introductions
Once you log onto the conference, enjoy a virtual art exhibit featuring selections from the
2020 Celebration of Visual Art
, showcasing the creativity and talent of students, faculty and staff from the
Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwel
l
.
Alice Fornari, EdD, RDN
, conference co-chair will introduce the program.
3:00 Short Lecture Presentations
(each 10 minutes, followed by 5 minute Q&A)
Visual Thinking Strategies for Medical Educators
Margaret Chisolm, MD
, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Educating Faculty: Visual Arts as a Tool
Rachel Dubroff
,
MD,
Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell University
Finding the Medicine in Stories with Care Partners, People Living with Dementia and
Health Professionals
,
Megan Voeller, MA
, Thomas Jefferson University
Creatively and Collaboratively Addressing the Opioid Crisis: Humanities-Based
Capstone Facilitating Learner Self-Empowerment
Sandeep Kapoor, MD,
Zucker School of Medicine
4:00 E-Poster Presentations
(each 5 minutes, followed by 5 minute Q&A)
Narrative Medicine: A Webinar as a Teaching Tool
Bronwyn Cooper, MD,
University of Massachusetts Medical School
The Art of Seeing: The Impact of Art Education on Medical Student and Self-Awareness
Ariella Noorily, BA, Anna Willeme, MFA, Katie Grogan, DMH
NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Utilizing Chamber Music as a Means of Teaching Non-Verbal Communication to
Medical Students
Leo Hall,
Wayne State University School of Medicine
4:30 Keynote Presentation
The Fundamental Role of the Arts & Humanities in Medical Education: Insights & Updates from the AAMC & the Scoping Review Team
Lisa Howley, PhD,
AAMC
Paul Haidet, MD, MPH,
Penn State University College of Medicine
5:00 Closing Remarks
Leigh Ann Holterman, PhD
,
conference co-chair, will conclude the program.
Wait!! Don't Leave -- Join us for an
optional
special program feature:
5:30 Theater as a Teaching Tool in Medical Education
Actress/playwright
Anna Snapp
will perform (live, via ZOOM) scenes from her one woman play,
I Found That The Sun Will Rise Tomorrow
,
an autobiographical play about her bouts with chronic disease, PTSD, depression and an eating disorder. After the performance,
Alice Fornari, EdD
will lead a discussion on the use of theater in medical education to teach empathy.
(30 minutes)
