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The New Hybrids

Time Out New York, Aug 12, 2009

The M.S. in Narrative Medicine program was featured in a Time Out New York article on innovative career paths.

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A Recession May Be a Time to Go Back to School

New York Times, Jan 03, 2009

"If a graduate degree makes sense generally for your career, this period of unemployment could be seen as a window of opportunity," said Jeffrey A. Heath, a managing director of the Landstone Group in Manhattan, an affiliate of the recruitment firm MRINetwork.

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Master’s Degrees Abound: Expanding Programs as More People Seek Higher Credentials

New York Times, Sep 12, 2007

There is a huge demand for credentials in high-level jobs now. "Each of my degrees helped me to get a leg up in the job market, and earn higher salaries than I would have otherwise. They were great investments."

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More Executives Become Leaders in the Classroom

Crain's New York Business, Mar 04, 2007

The March 4, 2007, issue of Crain's New York Business notes that more and more seasoned executives are sharing the hallowed halls of the city's universities with traditional academics. Contrary to conventional wisdom, it seems that those who can do, can also teach.

 

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A Model for Empathy, Reflection, and Trust

Journal of the American Medical Association, Oct 21, 2001

The effective practice of medicine requires narrative competence, that is, the ability to acknowledge, absorb, interpret, and act on the stories and plights of others. Medicine practiced with narrative competence, called narrative medicine, is proposed as a model for humane and effective healthcare.

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