Mercy Health and NEOMED Student and Alumni Networking Reception Monday, Oct. 20, 2025 | 6–8:30 p.m. Location: St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, Ohio 44504 Join fellow students and NEOMED alumni for a site visit to Mercy Health at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital. Meet NEOMED alumni and Mercy Health leaders, explore a range
Read More about Mercy Health and NEOMED Student and Alumni Networking Reception is Oct. 20Second-year College of Medicine students John Kim and Julia Johnson recently had their work published in The Lumen, an initiative of the Medical Humanities Club at the University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences (UTCOMLS). The Lumen is a journal that celebrates the intersection of art, history, literature and medicine. In an environment
Read More about NEOMED Students Published in The LumenRegistration for the 3rd OPCSMH Campus Safety & Suicide Prevention Symposium: Beyond the Game: Teaming Up for Suicide Prevention is open! Join us on October 9, 2025, which is also World Mental Health Day. Attendees can look forward to hearing from content experts in suicide prevention and collegiate athlete mental health. Don’t miss out on this educational event.
Read More about Campus Safety and Suicide Prevention Symposium is free for studentsRobin Burkhardt, a master’s student in the Medical Ethics and Humanities program at NEOMED, recently published an article in the BENO Bio Quarterly. Her piece, “The Ethics of Workplace Violence in Healthcare: When Professional Duty Conflicts with Personal Safety,” takes a close look at the difficult position many healthcare workers face when their duty to
Read More about Graduate student Robin Burkhardt publishes on healthcare ethicsShannon Boehme will be the new safety manager working in the Safety Office within Campus Operations, effective Oct. 1. Boehme has been at NEOMED for 15 years in research. With her background in the lab working with animals, biosafety protocols and many different hazardous waste streams, she can hit the ground running for the Safety
Read More about Shannon Boehme new safety manager in EOHSTo advance NEOMED’s mission, leadership has committed $250,000 to fund initiatives within the 2030 Strategic Plan: Creating Transformational Leaders. Applications for Strategic Initiative Funds are accepted on a rolling basis—visit our website to follow the four-step application process. NEOMED’s three Strategic Pillars are: Academics Discovery Engagement and Operations For questions or connections to a pillar
Read More about Strategic Initiative Funding now open – Apply today!Today, Thursday, Sept. 18, from 12:30–1:30 p.m. in the Great Hall, NEOMED Executive Education is excited to kick off the first Employee Empowered Excellence workshop of the semester! Join us for “Mission Possible: Goal Setting,” an interactive session designed to help you move beyond to-do lists and create meaningful, achievable goals that align with NEOMED’s
Read More about EEE workshop today!We are pleased to announce the first collaborative pilot funding program for the UH-NEOMED Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging Research Center. The UH-NEOMED Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging Research Center is accepting applications for pilot projects focused on innovative Brain Health research. This program aims to support collaborative research relationships between UH and NEOMED faculty related to
Read More about UH-NEOMED Neurodegenerative Disease and Aging Research Center pilot funding programThird-year medical student Dean Spyres participated in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Diversity and Inclusion Mentorship Experience (PRS DIME) at the University of California San Diego (UCSD). He shared his experience with The Pulse. For many medical students—especially those without a home plastic surgery program—entering the field can feel like navigating without a map.
Read More about Stitching together a path: A reflective journey through PRS DIME at UCSDWe are excited to share that Dr. Matt Pfeiffer recently joined the Office of Institutional Research team to serve as our new Data Specialist. Matt joins us from Kent State University where he earned both his Master’s Degree and Ph.D. in Sociology and has worked over the past 11+ years in various capacities, including Director
Read More about Welcome, Matthew Pfeiffer, Ph.D., new data specialist in the Office of Institutional Research
