The COM Human Library Project aims to:
Our Human Library Project covers topics that fall under the 8 Pillars of Prejudice: Religious Beliefs, Sexuality, Ethnicity, Occupation, Lifestyle, Social Status, Health and Disability, and Political Conviction. We invite you to explore our collection of Human Books.
We are honored to have Natasha Williams as a presenter in the April 2021 session of the Human Library Project. Natasha Williams is the User Services Librarian in the Harriet F. Ginsburg Health Sciences Library.
We are honored to have Laura Patterson as a presenter in the January 2021 session of the Human Library Project. Laura Patterson is the Vice Chair for the College of Medicine's Council for Diversity & Inclusion and an Administrative Assistant III in the Graduate Medical Education office.
We are honored to have Nader Tabsh as a presenter in the January 2021 session of the Human Library Project. Nader Tabsh is a medical student in the Class of 2024.
We are honored to have Dr. Luciana Garbayo as a presenter in the Inaugural Session of the Human Library Project, taking place during 2020 Diversity Week. Dr. Garbayo joined the College of Medicine in 2015 and is jointly appointed as an Assistant Professor in the College of Arts & Humanities, Department of Philosophy and at the College of Medicine in the Department of Medical Education.
We are honored to have Dr. Tracy MacIntosh as a presenter in the Inaugural Session of the Human Library Project, taking place during 2020 Diversity Week. Dr. MacIntosh is the Program Director for the Emergency Medicine Residency and an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine.
We are honored to have Dr. Lonna Gordon as a presenter in the Inaugural Session of the Human Library Project, taking place during 2020 Diversity Week. Dr. Gordon is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine and Associate Chief of Adolescent Medicine at Nemours Children’s Hospital.