An open forum on all things Zoom will be offered from 2-3 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, in RDEC. Learn about use cases for which Zoom is ideal. If you would like to ask some questions about a possible project that Zoom would fit, no question is too big or small. Bring your laptop and
Read More about Get answers to your questions about Zoom on March 21Nina F. Schor, M.D., Ph.D., deputy director for intramural research, National Institutes of Health, shared her insights on leveraging leadership to affect innovation with VITALS on Feb. 1 via Zoom. Dr. Schor noted that leaders can affect innovation by providing a “30,000-foot view” of conditions in the clinical setting or the lab. “They see things
Read More about VITALS: Leveraging leadership to affect innovationAll College of Graduate Studies students are invited to a special town hall with President Langell and Provost Faison from noon to 1 p.m., Thursday, March 14 in Meshel Hall. President Langell and Provost Faison invite you to a College of Graduate Studies student town hall where they will share updates regarding University progress and take
Read More about COGS student town hall with President Langell and Provost FaisonNominate a fellow student, faculty/staff member and/or student organization that has shown a strong commitment to community service, leadership, professionalism, student support and overall involvement in the NEOMED and Northeast Ohio communities. Each year, the Office of Student Services recognizes these individuals and groups for their service and leadership at the annual Campus Leadership Awards
Read More about Nominate for an award!The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its respiratory virus guidance, including the removal of the previously recommended five-day quarantine when an individual tests positive for COVID-19. According to a CDC update, dated March 1, 2024: “As the 2023-2024 fall and winter virus season ends, it’s clear that the situation surrounding COVID-19 has
Read More about What to do when you are sick: CDC update COVID-19 recommendationsSecond-year medicine student Nooralhuda Alhashim shares her experience as a medical interpreter and Palestinian Arab.
Read More about Social justice student published in Drexel University’s antibias newsletterOn Feb. 26, the NEOMED Writing Center staff welcomed students, staff and faculty to celebrate the Writing Center’s second birthday. Individuals were welcomed with cupcakes and urged to write special thank you note cards, commemorating all the help the Writing Center has given many people over the past two years on various writing-related tasks. The
Read More about The NEOMED Writing Center celebrated its second birthdayIt’s time to CELEBRATE every culture and every one! At the 2024 NEOMED MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL April 10th RSVP to attend or Register to perform, host a cultural table, or suggest a cultural recipe! — Sponsored by the NEOMED Diversity Council and Inclusion & Engagement/Student Services
Read More about Multicultural Festival is April 10Between 2020 and 2023, the term “essential worker” was used throughout the United States. Doctors, nurses, firefighters, police, grocery stores, delivery services, retail establishments, agriculture and other essential industries are all labeled essential workers. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division protects the workplace rights of essential workers. In English comma usage, there
Read More about Tips from the Writing Center | Exploring the “non-essential workers” of the English languageThe interactive workshop helped students practice intermediate Spanish medical terminology.
Read More about LMSA hosts medical Spanish-speaking workshop
