Crystal N. Dunivant presents at our recent First Episode Psychosis ECHO session. For more information about NEOMED’s First Episode Psychosis ECHO program, visit https://www.neomed.edu/projectecho/pr…
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A recently released report from Northeast Ohio Medical University demonstrates the success of the University’s efforts to increase diversity on campus. Positive Change, an impact report produced by the President’s […]
Dear NEOMED Community: For the month of February, Northeast Ohio Medical University celebrates Black History to highlight the pivotal role that Black Americans have played in shaping our great country. […]
Dear NEOMED Community: On Monday, Jan. 16, 2023, our Nation celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day. In 1994, Congress designated the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday as a National […]
The federal government has awarded a five-year, $2.9-million grant to NEOMED’s Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) Scholars Program, strengthening an essential pipeline that encourages diverse undergraduates to continue postgraduate study […]
President John Langell and Vissy Elad, a second-year student in the College of Medicine, spoke to News 5 Cleveland about the importance of diversity in the health professions. They also […]
Momitul Talukdar, a third-year pharmacy student at NEOMED, writes about her experience at the Mayo Clinic, where she interned. In her words… Last summer, I had the incredible opportunity to […]
The Journey of the Underrepresented series of articles was written by Asha Blake, a local photojournalist and senior at Kent State University, to explore challenges and barriers faced by underrepresented […]
The Journey of the Underrepresented series of articles was written by Asha Blake, a local photojournalist and senior at Kent State University, to explore challenges and barriers faced by underrepresented minorities […]
Carol Cunningham, M.D., associate professor of Emergency Medicine, had a busy — and award-winning — June. First, Harvard University’s National Preparedness Leadership Initiative named her the 2022 Meta-Leader of the […]
