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Read More about Guidance for Your Printing Requests for Display or DistributionAs College of Graduate Studies student Gabrielle Frame works toward a Ph.D., she continues to find ways to lead. The latest? Frame has been named as the inaugural recipient of
Read More about Inaugural Neuroscience Award Recipient NamedThe primary care facility providing student health services is now available to NEOMED employees and the general public.
Read More about NEOMED Health Care℠ Accepting New PatientsHere are three ways to get involved in this year’s Giving Day
Read More about Giving Day is Here!BMS student Gabrielle Frame is the first recipient of the new award.
Read More about Ted and Swanny Voneida Neuroscience Research and Training Award Recipient NamedMake a gift and join the celebration at 4 p.m. March 17.
Read More about Celebrate Giving Day!Dear NEOMED Community: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its guidance last week to help communities decide what prevention steps to take based on the latest data. County levels can be low, medium or high and are determined by looking at hospital beds being used, hospital admissions and the total number of
Read More about Update Related to Masks on NEOMED’s CampusMarch is a national celebration of women’s contributions.
Read More about 2022 Women’s History Month: Providing Healing, Promoting HopeGiving Day is just two weeks away, and Huntington is partnering to maximize gifts to the Blue Fund!
Read More about Let Huntington Maximize your Blue Fund Donation this Giving DayCleveland artist and art educator Jerome White recently led nearly 50 members of the NEOMED community in painting the Sankofa – a West African symbol that represents how returning to one’s roots may help a person to move forward. Learning about this Adinkra symbol, one of many such symbols used in Ghana, was all part
Read More about Looking Back to Look Forward: A Black History Month Painting Event
