The report highlights continued commitment to advancing student success, supporting research and scholarly impact, and fostering a welcoming, resource-rich environment for the NEOMED community.
Read More about NEOMED Library releases 2025 Annual ReportOmar Hameed’s poem “Amyloid Plaques” was recently published in the arts and literature magazine of Tulane University School of Medicine.
Read More about Fourth-year medical student published in literary arts magazineDr. Matthew Kostoff has been awarded Fellow status in the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
Read More about College of Pharmacy faculty honored with fellow statusThere is a critical consideration for faculty submitting proposals that require the new SciENcv biosketches, as well as RPPR’s coming due, Just In Time Submissions, and prior approval submissions requiring biosketches. Biosketches created and certified prior to March 20, 2026 are no longer valid (are expired). ALL investigators and any senior/key personnel will have to
Read More about Consideration for proposal submissionsHello Class of 2026! We know you’re eager to complete your licensure applications, receive your diploma and get your final transcript—here’s what to expect from the Registrar’s Office: Submitting Forms Please email any licensure forms to [email protected] using your NEOMED email address. If the form does not indicate it can be completed prior to graduation
Read More about Finishing strong: What happens next with verifications, transcripts and diplomasNEOMED, in collaboration with University Hospitals, will host the Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging Symposium on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Cook Alumni Hall in the NEW Center. This symposium will bring together faculty, researchers, clinicians and students to explore emerging research and collaborative efforts focused on age-related neurodegenerative disorders, including
Read More about UH–NEOMED symposium to highlight advances in neurodegenerative disease and aging researchMental Health First Aid is an early intervention public education program. The Mental Health First Aid for Higher Education course builds upon the effectiveness of the standard Mental Health First Aid curriculum by focusing on the unique experiences and needs of individuals in higher education settings. The next available Mental Health First Aid training will be
Read More about Free virtual Mental Health First Aid training opportunityEach year Leadership Portage County invites business and community leaders to participate in its monthly series of educational programs and is currently recruiting and selecting candidates for its 2027 Class. NEOMED has taken an active role in LPC by sponsoring faculty and staff participation in the program and providing employees with the opportunity to volunteer for LPC events. Applications/nominations are
Read More about Nomination Cycle Open for Leadership Portage CountyThe UH–NEOMED Hearing Research Center will host the third annual Hearing Research Symposium at the Warren E. Anderson MidTown Collaboration Center on Wednesday, May 20, from 3 to 6:30 p.m. This collaborative symposium will bring together researchers, clinicians and learners from NEOMED and University Hospitals to highlight current work and advancements in hearing research. The
Read More about UH–NEOMED symposium to highlight advances in hearing researchThe UH–NEOMED Maternal and Child Health Collaborative invites the NEOMED community to a symposium on May 1.
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