President Langell answered questions about flexible work arrangements policy, yellow belt training and more.
Read More about See Video from Jan. 31 Campus Update, Plus Answers to QuestionsCongratulations to our very own Mariquita Belen, M.D., associate professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine (above, right); Stephanie Zampino, Pharm.D. (’18), assistant professor of pharmacy practice (above left); and nurse Janet Raber, manager of the Student-Run Free Clinic at NEOMED (center) – all winners of Charitable Healthcare Network’s 2022 Free Clinic of
Read More about Student-Run Free Clinic Wins Three Charitable Healthcare Network AwardsThe 24-hour online-based fundraising event that encourages alumni, employees and friends of the University to give to the Blue Fund will begin at noon, March 16.
Read More about One Month Until Giving Day 2022!Burnout is real for health care workers – and that’s why funding through the federal American Rescue Plan is being used to promote mental health in the workplace. In
Read More about Giving Health Care Professionals Tools for ResilienceWe know that you are ready for a week off as spring break approaches (Feb 28-March 4). And we know that you’ve got a heavy load of assessments scheduled before spring break. So, to combat the stress you might be feeling, the offices of Student Services, College of Medicine Student Affairs, College of Pharmacy Student
Read More about Students: Enjoy Munchies, Mindfulness & More on Feb. 24-25The Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association partnered with the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for a Lunar New Year celebration.
Read More about The Year of the Tiger Arrives at NEOMEDThe onset of diabetes, hypertension or obesity in middle age constitute some of the biggest risk factors for developing Alzheimer’s at age 65 and older. New funding from Templeton Research
Read More about The Blood Brain Barrier and Alzheimer’sMultiple groups are getting into the Valentine’s Day spirit with organizational fundraisers and activities.
Read More about Love is in the Air!How is our nation doing with the COVID-19 pandemic? In her role as guest moderator for NEOMED’s VITALS series Thursday, Feb. 3, Betty Lin-Fisher, a medical reporter for the Akron
Read More about Ezekiel Emanuel on COVID-19 and the Latest RecommendationsWe’ll never entirely eradicate COVID-19. So, we need to re-orient ourselves to how we can live with it by building precautions and safeguards – ventilation systems, for example – into
Read More about Ezekiel Emanuel on Innovation in COVID-19 and Health Care
