Access-control software transition is wrapping up

The Department of Public Safety continues to work with its vendor on the transition to our new access-control system software. We are approaching the end of this project. While our goal is to make this as seamless as possible for you, we understand issues may arise and we will work to fix them immediately. Here

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Spring Destress Fest! April 15-19

Get Ready to DESTRESS! Chill Out, Relax, Loosen Up, Calm Down, Unwind, Breathe Easy, Hang Loose, Settle Back, Take Ten, Time Out @ Spring Destress Fest, April 15-19 April 15, Monday: Free Coffee & Meet the Counselors, 8-10 am, near Student Services Free Chair Massages: 11 am-1 pm, Gershen Atrium, RSVP in CampusGroups Cooking

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Innovative students invited to UH-NEOMED event

Students: Are you passionate about health care innovation? Do you have an entrepreneurial mindset? We’re excited to announce an opportunity for you to participate in an upcoming collaboration between University Hospitals and NEOMED. Join us to brainstorm and develop innovative solutions to pressing concerns in health care systems such as workforce shortages, gun violence and

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Registration closes soon for the spring Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt cohort

Registration is closing soon for the Spring 2024 Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt training sessions. All NEOMED faculty, staff and students are eligible to certify in a globally recognized process improvement methodology that provides skills and tools to be more effective and efficient in your work. Join the community of 175 of your colleagues who

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Immersion Day kicks off Health & Well-being Coaching Certificate Program

Executive Education is developing new and innovative programs this year to meet the professional and educational needs of our clinical partners and community. As a result, the Health & Well-being Coaching Certificate Program (HWCCP) enrolled its first cohort of 22 learners! On March 2, the HWCCP kicked off its first cohort with an Immersion Day event. Twenty-two University

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Intramural Athletics Council recruitment

Interested in adding an athletic sport to the council or joining a preexisting one? Email Dr. Kevin Intihar at [email protected] by Sunday, March 17.

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Sara Whittingham, M.D., is next VITALS speaker

Sara Whittingham, M.D., is a Cleveland Clinic anesthesiologist, NEOMED clinical faculty member, Air Force veteran and Ironman finisher. She is also living with Parkinson’s disease. Dr. Whittingham joins the next VITALS |

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COGS student town hall with President Langell and Provost Faison

All College of Graduate Studies students are invited to a special town hall with President Langell and Provost Faison from noon to 1 p.m., Thursday, March 14 in Meshel Hall. President Langell and Provost Faison invite you to a College of Graduate Studies student town hall where they will share updates regarding University progress and take

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Nominate for an award!

Nominate a fellow student, faculty/staff member and/or student organization that has shown a strong commitment to community service, leadership, professionalism, student support and overall involvement in the NEOMED and Northeast Ohio communities. Each year, the Office of Student Services recognizes these individuals and groups for their service and leadership at the annual Campus Leadership Awards

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Social justice student published in Drexel University’s antibias newsletter

Second-year medicine student Nooralhuda Alhashim shares her experience as a medical interpreter and Palestinian Arab.

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