Rebecca German, Ph.D., guides NEOMED’s Discovery pillar to create a culture with the overarching objective of improving health and health care through discoveries and productive research programs that will lead to breakthroughs in prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and healing of health conditions, while advancing new models of care. Further, NEOMED fosters an entrepreneurial environment to encourage
Read More about Strategic Plan: Meet the ‘Discovery and Service’ and ‘Community Engagement’ pillar leadsRaffle tickets are now available for this gorgeously remodeled 2br/2ba corner suite that delivers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, Maui’s neighborhood island Lanai and the lush West Maui Mountains! Combining an expansive luxurious interior, stunning ninth-floor ocean views, and a prime resort location in the heart of America’s best beaches, suite 973 will provide
Read More about Five-day stay in Maui, Hawaii, is part of the Charity Ball raffleStudent Gabrielle Robinson shares her thoughts on one of the eight dimensions of wellness.
Read More about Start off the new year with good practicesWelcome Colleen Duchon, M.L.I.S., who began her role as NEOMEDS’s reference librarian Jan. 2. She will provide consultations for all college curriculum and research. Duchon joins us with 10 years of health sciences and academic experience among students faculty and staff. She has performed collection development and acquisition of library resources, provided reference service
Read More about Welcome Colleen Duchon, M.L.I.S., our new reference librarianNortheast Ohio Medical University is launching a new Ohio Alcohol and Substance Use Project ECHO (Ohio AUD/SUD ECHO) on March 1, 2024. Project ECHO is a learning format to educate, network and share patient cases through an online community of learners to improve patient care throughout the state, country and the world. The Ohio AUD/SUD
Read More about New Project ECHO focuses on alcohol and substance useDr. Schwartz served as president of Kent State and Cleveland State universities.
Read More about Former NEOMED trustee Michael Schwartz, Ph.D., diesIn 2023, NEOMED social media accounts posted organically more than 2,300 times across our platforms. Those posts – which told Walking Whales’ stories, demonstrated the impact of the University and celebrated moments alongside our communities – garnered 4.5 million impressions and gained more than 2,700 followers. In no particular order, here are our top six
Read More about Top social media posts of 2023Provost Forrest Faison is hosting three Faculty Workload Policy “Lunch and Learn” sessions this month to go over the new NEOMED Faculty Workload Policy. These are open to any interested faculty or staff employed by NEOMED. In person and Zoom options are available. Dates:Tuesday, Jan. 16, Tuesday, Jan. 23 Time: noon – 1:30 p.m. In-person
Read More about Faculty Workload Policy “Lunch and Learn” sessionsWe look forward to hosting our Spring Celebration of Health Professions Education the afternoon of Monday, April 22, 2024. One of the highlights of each event has been the “Education Innovation” presentations by our NEOMED faculty! NEOMED faculty are invited to submit their educational or curricular innovation to share in a 15-minute presentation at the
Read More about Call for faculty abstracts for Celebration of Health Professions EducationEffective mid-January, proposal submissions involving senior/key personnel, which also includes other significant contributors, will be required to have an NIH Commons ID. Failure to provide or have this ID included in the submission will prevent a successful submission. NEOMED personnel without an existing or active Commons ID, will need to request one through ORSP. External
Read More about Reminder Regarding NIH Submissions: Commons ID Required for All Senior/Key Personnel
