Four medicine students earn recognition during NEOMED’s annual Surgery Residency Research Day.
Read More about Students shine in surgery researchThe Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health celebrated Mental Health Action Day by hosting their 6th Biennial Conference: Reimagining Campus-CommUNITY Partnerships: Breaking Down the Silos on May 18th in Columbus, Ohio. Mental Health Action Day is a day dedicated to making specific efforts to improve the mental health of yourself, friends, family and
Read More about The Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health Celebrated Mental Health Action Day at their 6th Biennial Conference!Title: Research Assistant (Winters) Department: Anatomy & Neurobiology Visit to apply: https://neomed.peopleadmin.com/postings/3622 Title: Assistant Director, Assessment Department: College of Graduate Studies Visit to apply: https://neomed.peopleadmin.com/postings/3623 Title: Grants and Sponsored Programs Manager Department: Psychiatry Visit to apply: https://neomed.peopleadmin.com/postings/3624
Read More about Spotlighting NEOMED Job OpeningsNot to be confused with social media “influencers,” KOLs influence thousands who value the work they’ve done.
Read More about Key Opinion Leaders in research at NEOMEDWeather-permitting, parking lots “D” (near the NEOMED police office) and “R” will be closed for sealing and striping starting Friday evening (June 16) through 7 a.m. Monday, June 19. RGE researchers who plan to be on campus over the weekend should plan to park in an
Read More about Parking lot closuresWhat is a space oddity? A David Bowie song, yes, but it is also one of the weird and wonderful things you can find in offices, labs and other spaces of NEOMED. What is it? Nestled between a couple of College-related mementos are a Tupac figurine and a handmade Pepto Bismol plushie. Where is it?
Read More about A space oddityThree students in the College of Medicine were selected to give oral presentations during NEOMED’s annual Surgery Residency Research Day, held June 9 via Zoom. A fourth student was recognized for his poster presentation. The students’ work was selected through a vigorous initial round of scoring by surgeons, researchers and NEOMED faculty of deidentified abstracts.
Read More about Students shine in surgery researchMichaela Stamper and Sydney Bitting earn OSMA Foundation summer scholarships.
Read More about Medicine students claim two of eight statewide scholarshipsRecent research suggests that the capacity to find personal meaning in your work is highly correlated with professional and personal resiliency and the experience of greater joy in even the most routine aspects of work. The Awakening the Heart of Service resiliency retreats draw on an award-winning discovery model to offer participants the opportunity to
Read More about Resiliency retreatsHannah Girgis will defend her thesis, titled “Mammogram Screening in Low Socioeconomic Status Populations: Health Literacy, Accessibility, Ethical Implications and Proposed Solutions,” at 10 a.m., Friday, June 16, via Zoom. Girgis is a graduate student in the Master of Arts in Medical Ethics and Humanities program. Thesis committee members include: Julie Aultman, dean, College of
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