Exciting updates are on the horizon for Dining Services — and we can’t wait to share them with you! As we prepare to roll out new menus, fresh options and upgraded experiences, there are a few important changes to note: Key Dates & Updates Starting Friday, Sept. 19: Whale Cards and Whale Gift Cards will
Read More about Big changes coming to Dining ServicesRegistration for the 3rd OPCSMH Campus Safety & Suicide Prevention Symposium: Beyond the Game: Teaming Up for Suicide Prevention is now open! Join us on Oct. 9, 2025. Attendees can look forward to hearing from content experts in suicide prevention and collegiate athlete and e-athlete mental health. Don’t miss out on this educational event! Registration closes on Oct.
Read More about Register For the OPCSMH 3rd Campus Safety & Suicide Prevention Symposium: ‘Beyond the Game: Teaming Up for Suicide Prevention’ today!Registration is now open for upcoming Employee Empowered Excellence workshops! There are multiple opportunities available for professional development in the upcoming months. On Thursday, September 18, join us in Great Hall for the first of the fall’s EEE workshops, Mission Possible: Goal Setting from 12:30-1:30pm. In this workshop, you will learn how to define clear,
Read More about Fall schedule for Employee Empowered Excellence workshopsSubmissions are now being accepted for the 44th annual William Carlos Williams poetry competition through Dec. 31, 2025. Each year, NEOMED’s annual William Carlos Williams competition receives hundreds of entries that are judged by the Cleveland State University Poetry Center. The WCW competition will be awarding prizes in two categories: a medical student category, open
Read More about NEOMED’s Annual William Carlos Williams Poetry Competition now accepting submissionsColleen Duchon, reference librarian at Northeast Ohio Medical University, completed the comprehensive literature search that supported a newly published systematic review in the Annals of Gerontology and Geriatrics. Her expertise in research strategy and database navigation was essential to identifying the six studies that form the foundation of this work. The article, titled “Advancements in
Read More about Reference Librarian Published in Annals of Gerontology and GeriatricsThe NEOvations Bench to Bedside Program at NEOMED empowers students to become not only healthcare providers but also innovators. A key component of this transformation is understanding the role of patents in translating scientific discovery into clinical application. Patents grant inventors the legal right to protect and control the use of their original ideas, whether
Read More about The value of patents in the NEOvations Bench to Bedside program at NEOMEDThe NEOvations Bench to Bedside program recently hosted its annual Innovation Challenge, drawing a record 64 participants for an evening filled with creativity, teamwork and problem-solving. Students from Northeast Ohio Medical University, Kent State University and the John A. Burns School of Medicine at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa joined this dynamic event, making
Read More about Cross-university collaboration drives innovation success: NEOMED and Kent State students triumphThe annual NEOMED Student Research Symposium will take place on Friday, Nov. 21, 2025. This event is a cornerstone of our campus culture, giving students the chance to showcase their scholarly work, whether through posters or oral presentations, and to receive valuable feedback from faculty and peers. The path to the Symposium begins months before
Read More about From abstract to presentation: Partnering with the Writing Center for the Student Research SymposiumRegister for Backyard Bash 2025! NEOMED’s 3rd annual Backyard Bash is happening Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025, from 6–9 p.m. in The Village courtyard right next to campus. Kick off the fall semester with great food from Swensons, Barrio, Enticing Cupcakes and Pav’s Ice Cream. 🎶 Enjoy live music from the Beach Boyz 🍹 Wristbands for
Read More about Backyard Bash is Sept. 4Even as deaths are projected to decline to their lowest level in nearly a decade, overdose remains the leading cause of death for working-age adults in Ohio. An estimated 3,639 lives were lost in 2024. Each number represents a person with a story, a future, and loved ones left to carry their memory. On Sunday,
Read More about Ohio Overdose Awareness Day is Aug. 31
