Since its founding in 1967, the Department of Humanities has been a leader in promoting care that is humanistic and compassionate. Commitment to respecting every patient’s individual needs continues to be a hallmark of the educational, community, research, and clinical priorities.
The Department of Humanities activities include clinical care, community outreach, arts and healing, end-of-life care, prevention of child abuse, global missions, and relational behaviors to name a few. Visit our faculty pages to find out more.
