Behind the Class —  Healing Minds and Bodies through Music @wellesley
Behind the Class —  Healing Minds and Bodies through Music  @wellesley
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Gurminder Bhogal, the Catherine Mills Davis Professor of Music, explains the importance of healing through music and sound. This course was developed in connection with the Transforming Stories, Spaces, Lives (TSSL) project funded by a Mellon Foundation Humanities for All Times grant. This project is dedicated to fostering humanities-based critical thinking, reflective scholarship, and civic engagement among students and faculty at Wellesley and beyond.
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