Undergraduate Students
Courses
The University of Notre Dame offers several undergraduate courses aimed to train future health professionals in compassionate care, personalism, clinical ethics, and medical counseling skills. Course offerings vary each semester and can be confirmed by the Office of the Registrar.
Community-Based Learning
The Center for Social Concerns (CSC) connects students to opportunities that puts their passion for compassionate care into action. Students can find one-credit seminars, summer service learning projects, and volunteer opportunities in the South Bend community through the CSC.
Compassionate Care in Medicine Club
Established in Spring 2013, the Compassionate Care in Medicine Club (CCIM) is an undergraduate organization at Notre Dame to help students become caring medical professionals. CCIM strives to educate its members on the compassionate, spiritual, and emotional side of medicine. The group is an extension of the Pathos Project Undergraduate Program (PPUP) and works with the Hillebrand Center to bring doctors, nurses, therapists, caregivers, and other health professionals to campus to speak about compassionate care.
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