Although music is considered an art and medicine a science, there is a scientific basis to music and an “art” to medicine. This symposium showcases the WSU collaborative program between the Department of Music and School of Medicine.

Registration

The program is open to the entire WSU and surrounding community. Admission is free, but space is limited. Register via email. Send the following information:

1. Name
2. Any special dietary needs for lunch (lunch is provided free, compliments of the Boonshoft School of Medicine)

Send this information to music@wright.edu, with the subject line "Music and Medicine Registration".

To insure you are registered and will receive a lunch, registrations need to be emailed by Thursday, September 6, 2012.

Program

Featuring PBS’s Hallelujah Broadway stars Rodrick Dixon and Alfreda Burke, along with Boonshoft School of Medicine faculty and colleagues

The Symposium:
The Symposium: Professionalism in Medicine and Music
Wednesday, September 12, 2011, 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Schuster Hall, Creative Arts Center

David Bronson, M.D.
President,
Cleveland Clinic Regional Hospitals
President,
American College of Physicians

Barry Milligan, Ph.D.
Interim Chair and Professor of English, Wright State University Department of English    Language and Literatures

Rodrick Dixon
and Alfreda Burke

Nicholas Rizzo, M.D.
Instructor, Feinberg School of Medicine
Northwestern University

J. Walton Tomford, M.D.
Staff Physician, Infectious Diseases
Department,
Cleveland Clinic
Gretchen Hallerberg
Director, Cleveland Clinic Alumni Library

Randall Paul, D.M.A.
Alfreda Burke
Roderick Dixon
Howard Part, M.D.
Virginia Wood, M.D.