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English and Comparative Literature 225 Anniversary Timeline
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ENGLISH AND COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 225 ANNIVERSARY TIMELINE
Major Events in the History of the Department of English and Comparative Literature
“Michele Rivkin-Fish speaking at the LMC Symposium”
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2015 - M.A. in Literature, Medicine, and Culture
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In 2015, the Department of English & Comparative Literature launches a new Masters program in English & Comparative Literature with a concentration in Literature, Medicine, and Culture alongside the HHIVE Lab, a health humanities research lab founded by Professors Jane Thrailkill and Jordynn Jack. Together, the LMC MA program and HHIVE Lab work closely with the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Social Medicine to offer an interdisciplinary curriculum in health humanities and support student and faculty research that combines humanities and health.
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In 2015, the Department of English & Comparative Literature launches a new Masters program in English & Comparative Literature with a concentration in Literature, Medicine, and Culture alongside the HHIVE Lab, a health humanities research lab founded by Professors Jane Thrailkill and Jordynn Jack. Together, the LMC MA program and HHIVE Lab work closely with the Department of Anthropology and the Department of Social Medicine to offer an interdisciplinary curriculum in health humanities and support student and faculty research that combines humanities and health. In fall 2020, the MA program expands to admit its first applicants to a new BA/MA program and Graduate Certificate in Literature, Medicine, and Culture.
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“Programs” in “Department of English and Comparative Literature (GRAD).” Graduate Catalog [2018-2019]. The Graduate School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2018, https://catalog.unc.edu/archives/2018-2019/graduate/schools-departments/english-comparative-literature/#programstext.
“English M.A. Program in Literature, Medicine and Culture” in “Graduate Programs.” HHIVE Health and Humanities: An Interdisciplinary Venue for Exploration. HHIVE LAB, Department of English and Comparative Literature, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2021, https://hhive.unc.edu/graduate-programs/litmedcult/.
