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This event may be of particular interest to pre-health students and those in the Medical and Health Humanities Program.David S. Zucker, M.D., PhD, FAAPMR PROVIDENCE-SWEDISH CANCER INSTITUTE Emeritus Fo unding Medical Director and Program Leader of Cancer Rehabilitation Services at Providence-Swedish Cancer Institute, Seattle, Dr. Zucker is a national pioneer in cancer rehabilitation medicine and co-author of numerous scientific papers. The centrality of lives shaped by cancer illuminates his clinical, research, and volunteer work. He further re-envisions key assumptions that define medicine and health by prioritizing the inherent capacity of the human body and spirit to heal while living with serious illness or injury.Dr. Kathryn Barush ART, RELIGION and PILGRIMAGE Jesuit School of Theology Founding director of the Berkeley Art and Interreligious Pilgrimage Project and award- winning author of Imaging Pilgrimage: Art as Embodied Experience, whose work explores how the arts shape belief and ritual. Reception to follow. of

Imaging Pilgrimage: Art as Embodied Experience, whose work

explores how the arts shape belief and ritual.

Reception to follow.