WiN has a whole new look! After brainstorming ways that we can make WiN better, we decided to create a new logo. Along with this new logo, we also have our own group page on CampusGroups, where we will post our future events. One of our new initiatives is “Explorations at NEOMED.” On a Wednesday
Read More about WiN has a whole new look!The Medical Design Innovation Center (MEDIC) at NEOMED provides a dynamic space for students to collaborate and explore innovative health care concepts. Thanks to a generous philanthropic donation from The Timken Foundation, the Collision Space was created and renovated driving initiatives like the Exceptional Student Experience and enhancing NEOMED’s innovation enterprise strategy through our People
Read More about New MEDIC Collision Space is open for students and health care innovationAdithya Sreenivas and Raghav Shah, both second year students in the College of Medicine, had the opportunity to attend this year’s annual American Society of Nephrology (ASN) conference Oct. 23-26 in San Diego, California. Working alongside their mentor Dr. Rupesh Raina, they had the privilege to present their work in several topics in nephrology. Adithya Sreenivas
Read More about Two students represent NEOMED at American Society of Nephrology 2024 ConferenceOn November 11, the NEOMED Writing Center staff, Brian Harrell and Brook Wyers, had the opportunity to attend and present a poster at the 2024 AAMC Learn Serve Lead Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. In the poster, titled “The Final Results of the NEOMED Writing Center and Second Language Learner Commons Pilot Program,” the pair presented
Read More about Writing Center presents poster at the 2024 AAMC Learn Serve Lead ConferenceThe NEOMED Endocrinology Interest Group, in collaboration with the NEOMED Running Club and Sequoia Wellness, launched the holiday season with the inaugural Turkey Trot on Sunday, Nov. 17. The event offered participants three choices: a 1-mile walk, a 1-mile run, and a 5 km run, ensuring something for everyone. Runners and walkers followed a thoughtfully
Read More about NEOMED Turkey Trot: A successful start to a new campus traditionThe final Employee Empowered Excellence Workshop of the semester is upon us! There is still time to register for the Canva Refresher and Overview workshop taking place on Thursday, Nov. 21! Julia Colecchi from Marketing Communications will share tips and tricks within Canva in Meshel Hall from noon to 1 p.m. Go to www.neomed.edu/eee to
Read More about This week’s Employee Empowered Excellence workshop will cover CanvaNEOMED’s Creating Transformational Leaders strategic plan is entering the final year, and we are embarking upon a strategic plan refresh. As valued members of the University community, we kindly request you complete a short survey. Your unique viewpoint and the insight provided will be instrumental in the validation and construction of the next refreshed strategic
Read More about Help us plan for the future: Invitation to share your insightsLacey Madison, vice president for strategy and transformation, discussed the strategic plan refresh at the Oct. 28 University Update. In case you missed it, here is a summary of the update on the strategic plan refresh: July 2024: The University began identifying informed key stakeholders already involved in the strategic plan and started reviewing existing
Read More about Forward Focus: Recap of the University’s Strategic Planning UpdateIt will be NEOMED Night when the Cavs play Charlotte at 6 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 5, at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse. See what’s included and order tickets.
Read More about NEOMED Night with the Cleveland CavaliersThe John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical Humanities is an opportunity for Ohio medical students, faculty and others who are engaged in health humanities to gather, network, share their work and enhance their skills. Generously funded by a grant from the John P. Murphy Foundation, this symposium is free to all presenters and attendees. It
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