The Trent Center includes practicing physicians, scientists, theologians, artists, and scholars who are exploring the intersection of medicine and philosophy, literature, spirituality, art, education, culture and community:
Harvey Jay Cohen - medicine, importance of religion and spirituality in health and aging
Jehanne Gheith - Russian literature/culture and medical social work
John David Ike - art and medicine, museum-based teaching methodologies
Karen Jooste - narrative medicine, expressive writing in adult pediatric oncology survivors and their caregivers
Warren Kinghorn - spirituality, religion and mental health
Jennifer Lawson - narrative medicine, underserved communities
Brett McCarty - relationship between theology and scientific medicine, particularly contemporary management of pain
Sneha Mantri - literature and medicine, creative writing to improve physician understanding of patient experience and mitigate physician/trainee burnout
John Moses - pediatrics, documentary photography that explores social and medical issues
Frank Neelon - role of literature in the formation and development of clinical practice
Neil Prose - training doctors and other health care providers in skills of empathic communication, care for skin diseases in developing countries
Brian Quaranta - narrative medicine (expertise in Shakespeare), communication with patients, palliative care
Damon Tweedy - writing, doctor-patient relationship, race and medicine
John Vaughn - narrative medicine; student health
Leonard White - neuroscience, neuroanatomy through the perspective of humanities, anatomy drawing