By Katie Huber June 2023, I locked the door to my 2nd and 3rd-grade classroom, returned my keys, and walked away from teaching. I’m not sure when (or if) I’ll be back, I just knew I couldn’t continue like … Continue reading
Author Archives: Loren Deutsch
Affirmative Action in Medical Education: Meeting Market Demands and Cultivating Empathetic Doctors
By Shereese Maynard There’s no way around it; affirmative action is a contentious topic, especially in areas of higher education. In the realm of medical education, affirmative action emerges as an even more pressing concern. The medical field isn’t just … Continue reading
Back to School: Turbulent Transitions
After the summer, students have myriad emotions about going back to school. The kindergartener’s first day of school is tearful; the 9th grader entering high school is excited yet apprehensive; and the high school junior is overwhelmed by this year’s … Continue reading
A Roadmap for Learning in Medical Education
“…your education really IS the job of a lifetime. And it commences: now.” -David Foster Wallace Medical students are inundated with opinions, resources, and strategies from professors, upperclassmen, peers, mentors, and online forums. While the guidance can be helpful, students … Continue reading