Who Is My Advisor?
Thom Van Camp
Until further notice all advising sessions will be held remotely. You can schedule phone or video appointments via the Starfish portal. Many advising questions can also be addressed by email: hathadvisor@english.wisc.edu
Our HatH advisor, Thom Van Camp is your go-to resource for learning about the certificate and application process, planning your path through the certificate’s requirements, and incorporating your work in the certificate as part of your future applications and professional profile. Thom hosts the required HatH information sessions (see below). He welcomes one-on-one conversations with students interested in the certificate and those who’ve declared about how to make the most of the program and its personal and professional benefits. Thom is a current PhD Candidate in the English Department. He studies 19th century British literature and the history of science and has experience advising and tutoring undergraduate students.
Prospective students
If you are interested in the Health and the Humanities certificate, you can attend a group information session to learn more. You must attend an information session before applying for the HatH Certificate. The next round of info sessions will be held in early Fall 2020. Sign up here.
In the meantime, you may contact the HatH advisor at hathadvisor@english.wisc.edu with questions about the certificate, or use the link above to schedule an in-person meeting.
Spring 2020 applications are now closed. The next application cycle will open in Fall 2020. The most up-to-date information can be found on our admissions page.
Current students
The Health and the Humanities certificate program is an excellent way to develop and demonstrate the inter- and intra-personal competencies that are in demand in the health professions.
Students interested in pursuing a career in the health sciences may also benefit from speaking with an advisor at the Center for Pre-Health Advising for advice on applying to health professional programs.