Judy Risch, J.D., Ph.D., a leading expert in digital accessibility and a 20-year veteran of the Office for Civil Rights, will present an overview of upcoming federal regulations and the goals of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines from 3-4 p.m. today, Thursday, March 19, via Zoom. All are invited. Join via Zoom. Dr. Risch will
Read More about Workshop today: Learn how new accessibility rules will shape teaching and digital contentShout out to these recent Campus Kudos honorees! Andrea Coard, Provost’s Office, was recognized for stepping up to help another department. “Andrea absolutely saved the day during our recent candidate visit! With our team down a member and me wishing (unsuccessfully) that I could clone myself, she jumped in without hesitation. Even though she’s in
Read More about Campus Kudos for the week of March 16Here’s what you need to know.
Read More about College of Medicine Match Day is Friday!Nineteen fourth-year students matched in Phase 1 of the ASHP Match Program.
Read More about Pharmacy students match into residencyWhat’s the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning? According to the National Weather Service, a tornado watch means you should be prepared because a tornado is possible. A tornado warning means you should seek shelter immediately because a tornado is expected. How will NEOMED communicate to the community during tornado watches and
Read More about What’s the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning?Spring is often associated with clearing out clutter and starting fresh. The same idea applies to organizational processes. When outdated steps, unclear roles, and unnecessary complexity accumulate, performance suffers. NEOMED Executive Education’s Lean Six Sigma Green Belt for Service and Education Operations (LSSGB-SEO) was redesigned with that same spirit of renewal, helping NEOMED employees to identify waste, streamline workflows, and build
Read More about Spring cleaning for your processes: Introducing NEOMED’s refreshed Lean Six Sigma Green Belt programSecond-year medical students Christian Ong and Cathy Tang were one of more than 200 NEOMED students to present their scholarly work at the 2025 Student Research Symposium. Tang and Ong shared with The Pulse the inspiration for their work, what they learned and next steps for this research, titled “Beyond Income: Social Barriers and Health
Read More about Student research spotlight: Cathy Tang and Christian OngThe Bitonte College of Dentistry is growing and looking for a visionary leader to anchor its academic mission. The College is seeking an Associate Dean for Dental Education and Academic Affairs to lead the accreditation effort and design the framework for the next generation of practice-ready oral health professionals. Applications are now open. Learn more
Read More about Bitonte College of Dentistry Seeking Associate Dean for Dental Education and Academic AffairsSpring is hopefully approaching, but so is tornado season. How do you monitor potentially severe weather while you are on campus? Since Rootstown Township does not have a tornado siren, we strongly encourage everyone to have emergency alerts enabled on your cell phone so that you can receive important weather/emergency information. What is the Emergency
Read More about A message from NEOMED’s Emergency Management Planning TeamNEOMED’s Giving Week 2026 is underway, and once again this year every gift can go twice as far. Thanks to generous donors, all gifts made March 16–20 will be matched dollar-for-dollar—doubling your impact! That means a $50 gift becomes $100 to support NEOMED students, scholarships, and innovative programs that prepare future physicians, pharmacists, dentists and
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