Apply today for financial aid for 2024-25

I am pleased to announce the opening of the application cycle for financial aid consideration in the 2024-2025 academic year. The deadline to apply is March 1, 2024. This year marks the most significant changes to the application cycle. They include the following: Due to the significant changes to the FAFSA, there will be an

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National Science Foundation publishes common disclosure forms

Common Disclosure Forms Published by NSF: NSF, on behalf of the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) Research Security Subcommittee, published OMB-approved forms for the Biographical Sketch, Current and Pending (Other) Support Information, and Definitions. The final forms conclude NSTC’s work over the past several months to develop common disclosure forms for Federal research and

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NIH essay: Tips for crafting a strong application

In an essay, an NIH scientific review officer provides tips on writing a strong application. Recommendations include setting deadlines and getting feedback. The writer also points to NIH videos available on grant writing and mock review panels. Read How Do I Craft a Strong Application? on the NIH website. — Submitted by Rebecca Hayes, Office

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Learn how to record, edit and post video using ScreenPal on Jan. 17

ScreenPal training will be offered from 2-3 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 17, in RDEC. ScreenPal is University-provided software that allows you to record video, capture visuals from your computer screen, record your voice, edit your video and post it. ScreenPal used to be called Screencast-O-Matic. We will cover use cases for which ScreenPal is ideal

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Your top stories from 2023

Student milestones and leadership changes top the list of most-read stories from last year.

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Tips from the Writing Center: The comma

As we begin 2024, the Writing Center wants to remind the NEOMED community about the importance of the comma in Academic English. Therefore, throughout the year, this monthly column will be focusing on comma usage. By focusing on comma rules, we will also discuss a variety of English related terms and rules. For instance, coordinating

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NEOMED Connect launches

The journey to becoming health professionals for NEOMED students is distinct. The challenges they face deserve exclusive, personalized solutions. Enter, NEOMED Connect – a new service where mentorship isn’t just a luxury, it’s essential. With NEOMED Connect, students can unlock doors to experiences, advice and opportunities tailored for their unique paths. Mentors, many of whom are NEOMED

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Unsung heroes: Robert Larson

The Pulse received the following recommendation of Robert Larson, M.A., director, Institutional Research and Assessment, as an Unsung Hero of NEOMED: I don’t work with Bob Larson often but when I do, I am reminded how much of an asset he is to NEOMED and how thankful I am to have colleagues like him to

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Winter traditions

The Pulse will be on hiatus during the winter break, returning Jan. 2. We’ll close out the year with festive fun! WINTER TRADITIONS A few members of the NEOMED community shared some favorite holiday photos and traditions. From Deb Edwards, M.Ed., curriculum coordinator, Department of Medical Education “My festive four foots….Jack, Cash and Lucy.”

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Next VITALS addresses accelerating commercialization through collaboration

Jessica Sublett of Bounce Innovation Hub joins the program Jan. 11

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