Medical Sociology on Wheels

Comments on Health Beliefs, Risk, Mitigation, and Sociological Research Methods, a Disabled Perspective

A digital oil on canvas painting depicting me, a red-headed white woman, walking with my cane with only my back visible. I am wearing my doctoral regalia and black heels with an ankle strap. I am walking past a large white modern style building based on the art building at the university of georgia athens campus. There are trees and shrubs visible between me and the building.

The Last Walk

The latest in my digital self-portraits and landscape series’. It depicts me walking in my doctoral regalia in the day of commencement. The walk (and plants/building in the background) was a familiar and wheelchair accessible route from the nearest parking garage to my office/classroom building.

A digital oil on canvas painting depicting me, a red-headed white woman, walking with my cane with only my back visible. I am wearing my doctoral regalia and black heels with an ankle strap. I am walking past a large white modern style building based on the art building at the university of georgia athens campus. There are trees and shrubs visible between me and the building.

View my Painting Process

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Tik Tok:

@medsocionwheels Its been a minute since I posted #artwork (#dissertating happens 🤷🏼‍♀️), heres my latest, a #landscape and #SelfPortrait depicting “The Last Walk” on the #UGA campus on #commencement day. The #art building and several trees are in the background, I am walking with my cane down a paved path in my regalia. #ArtOnTikTok #ArtistsOfTikTok #PhD #PhDone #graduation #cane #MobilityAid #DifferentAidsForDifferentDays #DisabledInSTEM #MedicalSociology #Sociology #Disability #DisabledTikTok #DisabledArtistsOfTikTok ♬ BORN FOR THIS – Foxxi

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Heather Sue M. Rosen, PhD

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