GEN 14386

Intermediate Writing: Doctors' Stories: The Rhetoric of Illness and Healing

Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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While medicine is a science that relies on meticulous research and professional protocols, it is also full of characters, conflicts, scenes, dialogues, and resolutions; in other words, stories. This course explores why we must value communication in medicine and how narratives mediate that communication. During the quarter, you will pursue independent research on a topic of your choice in the health sciences and practice interviewing experts as well as writing accurate and engaging science journalism in a number of genres: the story pitch, the news story, and the profile. Your final project will be a research-based digital magazine story coached by the Stanford Storytelling Project.

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Class #stanford-14386Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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