Abstract
Abstract This article discusses the origins and development of the MS Program in Medical Anthropology in the Division of Graduate Medical Sciences at Boston University School of Medicine. We review how our faculty identified the need for the program as well as how we developed its design and negotiated the degree curriculum and requirements. We trace the evolution of our Service-Learning Internship Program (SLIP) and its establishment at various facilities. Finally, we discuss how we translated anthropological research paradigms to clinical settings and how the degree experience has translated into careers in community-based anthropology.
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