Celebrating Pride Month

Pride Month, celebrated every June, honors the LGBTQ+ community’s resilience and progress in the fight for equality. It commemorates the Stonewall Riots of 1969 and is a time to celebrate love, acceptance and the ongoing struggle for civil rights. Here are ten ways to celebrate and support LGBTQ+ Pride Month in our community: Attend a

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Pharmacy students celebrate milestone in pinning ceremony

The College of Pharmacy celebrated it third-year pharmacy students during the highly anticipated P3 Pinning Ceremony held on May 15 in Watanakunakorn Auditorium. This annual event marks a significant milestone in the students’ educational journey, symbolizing their transition from classroom learning to practical, hands-on clinical experiences. The auditorium was filled with excitement and pride as

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Welcome new employees

The following staff members joined NEOMED in May. Claudia Garcia, assistant director, Inclusion and Engagement, Student Services Jason Leeworthy, education technology specialist, Information Technology Kristy Bennett, lab technician, Comparative Medicine Unit Tonya Strong-Charles, chief marketing officer, Marketing and Communications Joseph Miller, financial aid counselor, Admissions and Financial Aid Welcome aboard!

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College of Medicine students published in Arts and Literature Journal

The latest issue of The Human Touch, an arts and literature journal published out of The University of Colorado’s Medical College, features visual art by NEOMED students Henyah W. Dardir (rising M2) and Bryce Pember (rising M3). Congratulations to both on this recognition of artistic talent. Read The Human Touch – their contributions can be

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Alumna installed as president-elect of Ohio Pharmacists Association

NEOMED alumna Dana M. Wilkerson, R.Ph., Pharm.D. (’16), BCACP, was installed as president-elect of the Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) at the group’s 146th Annual Conference in April. Dr. Wilkerson is the specialty pharmacy manager at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. After earning her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from NEOMED in 2016, she completed a

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President John Langell is the next VITALS speaker

Dr. Langell will share his insights on VITALS | Visionary Health Leadership in Action on June 20.

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Tips from the Writing Center: Coordinated adjectives

In May, I was speaking to a College of Pharmacy student about comma rules, specifically, using commas to separate two or more coordinated adjectives that describe the same noun. Just like many readers, this student looked at me with a blank stare because learning English grammar rules requires a solid foundation of terms and definitions.

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Student Trustee soars within the American College of Physicians

Omer Ashruf will be the next chair of the Council of Student Members within the Ohio Chapter of the American College of Physicians.

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Unsung Heroes: James Moore and Jordan Cinderich

The Unsung Heroes series celebrates the people who bolster our University and community.

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Enhancing research innovation and impacting health equity in Northeast Ohio and beyond

Join us on Wednesday, June 5, to learn more about the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative (CTSC) of Northern Ohio. NEOMED’s membership in the collaborative provides opportunities for research funding, training, and events. Register now for the luncheon presentation. — Submitted by Kristin Baughman, Ph.D., [email protected]

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