Dr. Thomas Stewart

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Thomas J. Stewart, PhD Associate Director for Graduate Education and Research Professor Division of Geriatrics	Carolina Medical Plaza/Geriatrics 3211 Farrow Road, Ste. 300 Columbia, SC 29203 Phone: (803) 434-4333 Fax: (803) 434-4334 E-mail: Thomas.Stewart@Palmettohealth.org
Undergraduate:
Davidson College, 1963
Graduate:
MS-Social Service Administration, Case-Western University, 1966 PhD-Sociology, Florida State University, 1977
Initial USC Faculty Appointment Year: 2004
Previous Positions:
University of Texas Medical Branch, 2002-2004

Senior Medical Educator, Office of Educational Development Associate Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, United Arab Emirates University
Chair, Department of Medical Education, 1998-2002 Associate Professor (Medical Sociology), Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, 1996-1998 South Carolina State University
Associate Professor, Department of Psychology and Sociology, 1995-1996 Vice President for Planning, Evaluation and Institutional Advancement, 1992-1995 Assistant to the President for International and Minority Programs, 1988-1993
Academic Interests:
Doctor-patient communication skills medical education
Teaching Activities:
USC Graduate Students - Coordinator for MEDI 700 course
Recent Publications:
Stewart TJ, Eleazer GP, Boland R, Wieland GD. The middle of the road: results from the aging semantic differential with four cohorts of medical students. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2007 Aug;55(8):1275-80. Stewart TJ. Learning environments in medical education. Med Teach. 2006 Jun;28(4):387-9. Stewart TJ, Frye AW. Investigating the use of negatively-phrased survey items in medical education settings: common wisdom or common mistake? Academic Medicine, 79 (October supplement): S1-S3, 2004. Das M, Mpofu D, Hassan M, Stewart T. Student perceptions of tutor skills in problem-based learning. Medical Education 36: 272-278, 2002. Swadi H, Stewart T. An empirical evaluation of family functioning as perceived by different members of nuclear families in the United Arab Emirates. Arab J of Psychiatry 10(1): 39-49, 1999.	next back to clinics back to divisions

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