Activities

Thou Hast Need of Them: Historical Minorities in the Faculty of Medicine

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Join the Osler Library of the History of MedicineMaude Abbott Medical Museum, and the Jewish Public Library Archives to discuss the fascinating holdings related to three medical graduates from McGill University, each of whom prevailed over the systemic barriers they faced in pursuing their medical careers. Each institution will give a brief presentation about their graduate, followed by the opportunity to interact with items from their material history.

Tuesday, March 26, 2024 from 14:00 to 15:30

Strathcona Anatomy and Dentistry Building / [221-224], 3640 rue University, Montreal, QC, H3A 0C7

REGISTER HERE


A McGill24 Crowdfunding Event, A Night at the Maude Abbott Medical Museum: Pathology Then and Now, will be held March 13,2024 at 5:30 pm in support of the Maude Abbott Medical Museum Paper-mounted Lung Conservation Project

Register at: http://tinyurl.com/MAMM2024

Poster crowdfunding event March 13, 2024


In collaboration with the McGill Humanities and Arts in Medicine Club
The MAMM presents

Hidden in Plain Sight
Immortalizing the Mortal 2024
Wednesday, April 3
5:30-7:00

See submissions 2024 Immortalizing the Mortal | Monsite (mchamsubmission.wixsite.com)

To register for the event, scan the QR code

Poster Immortalizing the Mortal 2024


Book launch CETTE SCIENCE NÉCESSAIRE at the MAMM January 11, 2024

invitation book launch      


McGill24 Crowdfunding Event.
A Night at the Maude Abbott Medical Museum: Pathology Then and Now - 2023 Edition
March 15, 5pm EST.

Register at https://mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMldeytrD0tHd1GtiaQxROGm4daO-mxgdtV

Poster McGill24 2023


Immortalizing the Mortal April 26, 2023
6-7:30 PM

Poster Immortalizing Event 2023

 

 

Immortalizing the Mortal: The eye of the beholder

April 27th, 2022 17:30-19:00

The Maude Abbott Medical Museum presents In collaboration with McGill’s MSS Humanities and Arts in Medicine (McHAM) Immortalizing the Mortal: The eye of the beholder.

Express through art–poetry, sketching, dance, photography, or other media–what was once simply a medical specimen. Artistically “clothe in flesh” the person behind the disease.

Send your submission by April 18th to medicalmuseum.med [at] mcgill.ca

Visit our Facebook event for updates


 

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