Medical Humanities and Arts Program About Us Curriculum Required Curriculum Elective Curriculum Research & Creative Projects Abolition Medicine and Disability Justice Plexus Journals Funding Opportunities & Awards Publications Support and Partners Medical Humanities and Arts Program Discover the intersections between medicine, humanities and arts for compassionate, equity-focused, patient-centered care. Home Education Department Programs Medical Humanities and Arts Program Welcome to the Medical Humanities and Arts Program The UCI School of Medicine Medical Humanities and Arts Program (MHAP) integrates the field of medicine with humanities and the arts to explore the role of medicine and disease within our diverse social contexts and reimagine care for the whole person. Through scholarship, creative endeavors, critical reflection and public engagement, students enhance their skills in using multiple lenses to view healthcare in ways that can transform personal and professional perspectives. About Us Curriculum Projects Funding Opportunities News Medical Humanities and Arts Program Newsletter - Spring 2024 June 25, 2024 Newsletter Medical Humanities and Arts Program (MHAP) Apr 23, 2024 | UCI School of Humanities Healing beyond medicine Features & Briefs Medical Humanities and Arts Program (MHAP) UCI School of Medicine Medical Humanities and Arts Program Newsletter - November 2023 November 01, 2023 Newsletter Medical Humanities and Arts Program (MHAP) View All News Events There are no upcoming events. View All Events Connect with Us Explore our community and events on Instagram, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Follow us on Instagram Email Us Medical school is a formative period for new healers. In the midst of sharpening our diagnostic reasoning skills and suture skills, we are confronted with the duality of the joy and sorrow of the human experience in our hospital and clinic walls. Participating in MHAP is a wonderful opportunity to practice humanistic medicine and give story to the monumental experiences of a new health professional. -Kaveri Curlin, MS3