Northeast Ohio Medical University was recently awarded $2 million for equipment and construction of the NEOMED Dental Clinic. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) announced his office secured these resources as […]
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine on Wednesday announced a $4 million grant for Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) to provide training and technical assistance for communities developing or implementing deflection and pre-arrest […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University President John T. Langell is among the Northeast Ohio leaders featured in Crain’s Power 150. According to the publication, the list features CEOs, politicians, philanthropists and […]
The premier doctoral program in the College of Graduate Studies at Northeast Ohio Medical University has a new name Basic and Translational Biomedicine (BTB). Previously called Integrated Pharmaceutical Medicine […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University has been fully reaccredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for the next 10 years – an affirmation of the quality of the University’s educational programs […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University has appointed M. Frank Beck, D.D.S., FAAHD, as the inaugural dean of its recently announced Bitonte College of Dentistry, which will be just the third dental college […]
Rebecca Z. German, Ph.D., has been appointed vice president for research at NEOMED, effective Nov. 7, 2022. In this role, Dr. German will provide strategic advice and guidance to the […]
It did not take long for Northeast Ohio Medical University, which recently announced its Board of Trustees approval to pursue a dental college, to receive the type of community response and […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University announced that it will pursue the development of a College of Dentistry. The University presented a needs assessment to the NEOMED Board of Trustees during its […]
Northeast Ohio Medical University announced the appointment of Doreen K. Riley as vice president for advancement and president of NEOMED Foundation, effective June 20, 2022. Riley brings nearly 35 years […]
