Jessica Bensenhaver

Professor Jessica Bensenhaver is dedicated to building collaborative efforts in the field of medicine and surgery, having served as an Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan from 2011 to 2016. During her tenure, she contributed significantly to the academic community, focusing on advancing medical education and research. Her work at the university was instrumental in fostering interdisciplinary collaborations that bridged gaps between various medical disciplines. Throughout her career, Professor Bensenhaver has been committed to enhancing the quality of medical training and patient care. Her innovative teaching methods and dedication to student mentorship have left a lasting impact on both her colleagues and students. Her involvement in the Faculty History Project underscores her dedication to preserving the rich academic legacy of the University of Michigan, ensuring that the contributions of faculty members are recognized and accessible to future generations. Although her specific research interests remain undisclosed, Professor Bensenhaver's influence in the Department of Medicine and Surgery is evident through her efforts to promote a culture of excellence and inquiry. Her passion for education and collaboration continues to inspire those who have had the privilege of working alongside her, making her a valued member of the academic community.