The 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
Read More about Call for proposals: John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical HumanitiesNovember is recognized as Native American Heritage Month in the United States. It is a time when the country celebrates the culture, history and accomplishments of the people of Native American and Alaska Native heritage. In 1900, Dr. Arthur Parker, a Seneca archaeologist and historian, proposed the idea of having an American Indian Day. Then
Read More about Celebrating Native American Heritage MonthNEOMED hosted the annual Fall Fest Trunk or Treat and provided great fun and treats to over 100 costumed kids from the surrounding area! Thank you to our 25 student groups who hosted a decorated car trunk featuring a MOVIE theme. And congratulations to our top three winners of the Fan Favorite Award: 1st Place:
Read More about Everyone WINS at Fall Fest Trunk or Treat!Congratulations to M3 student Anna Cmolik, whose story “My Blankie” was published in the national narrative medicine journal Pulse – voices from the heart of medicine. Pulse publishes a story or poem each Friday that is emailed to its thousands of subscribers. By highlighting the “humanity and vulnerability” of healthcare provider and patients alike, the
Read More about M3 Anna Cmolik published in narrative medicine journalWhitney and Dominic Rich met through NEOMED’s B.S./M.D. program during their freshmen year of college at the University of Akron in 2015. They completed their undergraduate and medical training together as Walking Whales and are currently resident physicians in Pittsburgh. They officially tied the knot on Sept. 28, 2024, surrounded by family, friends and many
Read More about NEOMED newlyweds: Whitney and Dominic RichDear M3 and M4 Students: Each year, NEOMED students have an opportunity to select a clinical faculty member (MD or DO) as the recipient of the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award presented by The Arnold P. Gold Foundation. The purpose of this award is to recognize the value of humanism in the delivery of care
Read More about M3 and M4 students: Nominations sought for Tow Humanism Faculty Award
