AAMA launches inaugural Aram V. Chobanian Medicine and Humanities Program on May 15
On May 15, the Armenian American Medical Association will present the Inaugural Aram V. Chobanian Medicine and Humanities Program, a lecture series to explore the intersection of arts and medicine.
Historically, the Armenian American Medical Association (AAMA) has held programs exploring the role of the humanities in medicine and medical education. AAMA is proud to rename the series in honor of Dr. Chobanian, past Boston University president, past dean of the Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine, and past AAMA president. Moving forward, the program series will be known as the Aram V. Chobanian Medicine and Humanities Lecture Series. The proposed program series aims to explore the role of the arts, music and humanities in medical education and their role in community, health and healing.



