The Medical Humanities Program at Baylor University

11/21/2025

A look at Ava Stagner’s summer abroad experience:
"I studied abroad in the Galapagos this summer! I was able to come by this amazing opportunity through taking an Epidemiology class for Medical Humanities. Medical Humanities has been able to open so many unique opportunities for me through the diverse classes we take!"- Ava Stagner

11/19/2025

Anna shares how a hands-on course in supervised clinical medicine helped her find her passion for addiction medicine and compassionate care.

11/17/2025

Had such a great time mentoring and chatting with students from Rapport Academy, showing them around Baylor, grabbing lunch, and sharing about the Medical Humanities program!

I am grateful for the opportunity to connect and inspire future leaders in health and service.

11/14/2025

Carlos reflects on his journey and the lasting impact of Medical Humanities, a program that values student voices and shares their stories with purpose.

11/12/2025

Anna shares how discovering the Medical Humanities major helped her connect her love for science and history through meaningful study and community.

11/10/2025

11/10/2025

Smiles, stories, and Bear pride filled the room at our Homecoming Brunch. Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating our Medical Humanities community.

11/07/2025

Carlos reminds us that college flies by, so chase what excites you and make the most of every moment.

11/05/2025

As a first-generation college student, Dillon found more than just a degree at Baylor.

He found mentors, purpose, and a community that shaped his path in medicine.

11/04/2025

From early midwives to modern physicians, Dr. Cunningham invites students to rediscover the often-overlooked women who changed medicine forever.

10/31/2025

Ruth shares her excitement about joining the Medical College of Wisconsin and her passion for bringing compassionate care to rural communities.

10/30/2025

Dr. Travis Rieder from Johns Hopkins University joined Baylor Medical Humanities to discuss “America’s Opioid Dilemma,” sparking meaningful conversations on ethics, pain management, and the human side of medicine.