Written by Collin York ’20
I got involved in The Red Wheelbarrow because I wanted to maintain my involvement with literature and to have a creative outlet during medical training. I majored in English in college, and despite my subsequent choice to pursue medicine, I have never let literature and the arts stray too far from the center of my experience.
Physicians Who Create Art: The Making of The Red Wheelbarrow Read More »
On December 15, 2014 at noon, medical students at the University of Vermont College of Medicine joined the efforts of more than 70 medical schools nationwide that have staged a die-in event in response to the violence and race-related trauma that has occurred in Ferguson, Mo., New York and other communities across the country.
Vlog: Asaad Traina ’17 Introduces the UVM College of Medicine Die-In Event Read More »
Written by Samy Ramadan ’17
We recently completed our last Neural Science exam, which marks the end of our first year of medical school. This brings us one step closer to graduation and to joining the wonderful group of alumni that I had the pleasure of meeting. Let’s be honest, I probably won’t retain everything I’ve learned over this past year. I will, however, remember every single interaction that I had during alumni weekend.
The Value of Happiness: Lessons from Medical Reunion 2014 Read More »
