Report from the Conference: Julia Shangguan | Graphic Medicine
It is rare to be given the opportunity to exist as a sponge. I was at full absorbing capacity over the course of 2 days at the 2024 Graphic Medicine Conference in Ireland this year. As a first-time attendee and newbie to the world of graphic medicine, I knew I had an important task before me to honor the generosity of the Peter James Burns Scholarship and be the best and most vigilant fly on the wall that I could be. My foray into Graphic Medicine began this year via a cancer comic series collaboration with Jane Kollmer and Kathryn... Read More
The recipients of the Peter James Burns Scholarship with Jane and John Burns. It is rare to be given the opportunity to exist as a sponge. I was at full absorbing capacity over the course of 2 days at the 2024 Graphic Medicine Conference in Ireland this year. As a first-time attendee and newbie to the world of graphic medicine, I knew I had an important task before me to honor the generosity of the Peter James Burns Scholarship and be the best and most vigilant fly on the wall that I could be. My foray into Graphic Medicine began this year via a cancer comic series collaboration with Jane Koll
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