How A Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis Helped One Woman Find Herself The individual interviewed for this illness narrative has given express permission for this narrative to be published on our course website publicly with their full name attached. These individuals … Read more
The Health Humanities Journal Exhibition Night was quite an enlightening and emotional experience. As someone with an interest in creative writing and the health humanities myself, having read many non-fiction illness narratives and biographies, I was very interested in the … Read more
Almost everyone does an interview for a project at some point in their school careers, but up until now, none have had a profound impact on how I look at the world. This week, we conducted our interviews for the … Read more
A chill breeze flows through the air and leaves begin to fall during this last full week of classes for the Fall 2021 semester. The student body is buzzing with excitement as Thanksgiving break rapidly approaches. Although the most stressful … Read more
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Time flies for real! I thought I was at the late half of the course blog post at the start of the semester, but now it is already my turn to have it. Excluding some of the “half-weeks,” we only have 2 full weeks to go … Read more
This past week brought with it a lot of changes, both in our English class as well as life as a student here at UNC. We ended our Social Health Sciences unit which was our second unit of the year … Read more
Stepping into week 11, the class had to complete UP2 and a presentation that would be done in class. This week we began to learn and implement abstracts into our feeders. An abstract is basically a summary of what our … Read more
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