Sally Bishop Shigley
Professor
PhD Oklahoma State University 1992

Teaching and Research Interests:  Medical  and Healthcare Humanities, Medical Literacy, Empathy in Neuroscience and Literature,  Poetry Writing and Analysis

Recent Courses:  

MENG 6010 Scholarly Writing
MENG 6710 Poetry Workshop
MENG 6810/English 4810 Professional Writing for Nursing
English 3080 Critical Approaches to Literature
English 4620 Literature of the British Renaissance
Honors 3900 Medicine and Literature  
*Currently working on developing a general education course in medicine and literature.

Publications: 

“Teaching Medical Humanities in an Undergraduate Honors Class”  forthcoming 2013 Journal of Medical Humanities.

“Feeling Your Pain:  The Challenges of Using Literature as a Means of Encouraging Empathy in Students Interested in Pursuing Careers in Healthcare” accepted for publication in Rethinking Empathy.

“Natural Curl.”  The Carolina Quarterly (March 2003):  80.

Presentations:  “Teaching Medical Humanities in an Undergraduate Classroom.”  American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, October 2012.

“Laughter and the Best Medicine”  forthcoming at April 2013 College English conference.

Sally Shigley, Professor

Ph.D., Oklahoma State University
Critical Theory
Creative Writing
British Literature

Elizabeth Hall 428 
801.626.7617
sshigley@weber.edu 

Weber State University

Ogden, Utah 84408