Allison Fox '13
I'm a second-year, majoring in biomedical humanities (the accelerated program). For now, I plan to minor either in physics or music.
I chose Hiram because of the three year program. I investigated similar programs at other institutions, but no other program had a hundred percent placement into top choice schools, or as low of a dropout rate. I also loved the proximity to home and the way faculty seemed to really care about the students and their education.
I have been able to go to the faculty of the Center for Literature and Medicine for advice on everything, from scheduling concerns to using a kitchen because I love to cook.
My favorite course so far at Hiram has been my freshmen colloquium. It's an intro to college writing course, so there is a lot of writing and a lot of reading, but it's all approached from a biological and scientific point of view. I also like that everyone in the class is a first year student, so you share a lot of the same experiences and are able to talk about them with your peers. I also love that even sharing these common experiences together; we all have a different interpretations and different meanings we take away from these experiences.
After graduation I want to go to medical school and receive an M.D. degree. I hope to become an endocrinologist or nephrologist.
For advising and more information, please contact:
Michael Blackie, Interim Co-Chair of Biomedical Humanities and Interim Co-Director of the Center for Literature and Medicine
- 330.569.6113
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- Mahan House
Erin Lamb, Interim Co-Chair of Biomedical Humanities and Interim Co-Director of the Center of Literature and Medicine
- 330.569.6139
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- Mahan House



