The Ghana native was inspired as a child by the town hero – the local pharmacist – during a cholera outbreak.
Read More about Commencement spotlight: Newton AgbesheIt can be difficult keeping up with Human Resources, amiright? To help our colleagues know who to contact and to just overall get to know your HR team, we are sharing some fun deets about ourselves. First up is Toccara Ball. Toccara has been with NEOMED for 7 years and her current role is senior
Read More about Get to know your HR teamJoin us for a special University Update on Monday, April 24, at 10:30 a.m. Six exceptional students from the College of Medicine, College of Pharmacy and College of Graduate Studies will share their NEOMED experiences as they prepare for Commencement or the next steps in their academic careers. The six students presenting, from all three
Read More about Here are the guest speakers for Monday’s University UpdateAnyone with a NEOMED email address can chat with the Help Desk on Microsoft Teams instead of sending an email to [email protected] to get a quicker response. We are available on Teams between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. You can also call or video call by tapping on the telephone or video camera (upper
Read More about The Help Desk is on Teams ChatClouds of colorful powder filled the air near The Village apartments on NEOMED’s campus on April 10 as students gathered to celebrate Holi, a centuries-old Hindu tradition that marks the arrival of spring and celebrates love and the triumph of good over evil. While the Hindu festival of colors originated in South Asia, it has
Read More about Holi: A Celebration of Spring and Renewed GatheringsNEOMED students and employees recently shared their book recommendations with the Center for Student Wellness and Counseling Services as part of the Book Swap kickoff. Those favorite books were highlighted on the bulletin board outside A200. Five random participants won a prize for their participation. Their entries included the books A Gentleman in Moscow by
Read More about Book recommendationsThe following graduate students will defend their theses this week: Jason Constable Thesis: Balance of Rigor and Diversity for the Future of Ethics Consultations9 a.m., Thursday, April 20, RDEC Room in the libraryCommittee members: Julie Aultman, Ph.D., dean, College of Graduate Studies, and Kimberly Garchar, Ph.D., Kent State University Branavan Ragunanthan Thesis: Justice in Healthcare
Read More about Upcoming thesis defensesHealer’s Art retreats help health professionals build resiliency and regain their meaning and purpose. Read more about the program in Ignite.
Read More about Rediscovering Capacity and PurposeFrom NEOMED’s Office of Financial Aid: We want to share a list of private, external scholarships that are available. The lists contain links where you can find more information about each individual scholarship, such as how to apply and application requirements. Should you receive an external private scholarship from any source, please inform NEOMED’s Office
Read More about Private/External Scholarships AvailableThe NEOMED chapter of Students for a National Health Program welcomes the Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights/Protect Choice Ohio back on campus from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, April 28 in the atrium outside of Watanakunakorn Auditorium. The student chapter will be helping to collect signatures to put reproductive freedom on the November ballot. They will also collect signed-out packets from those
Read More about Students for a National Health Program to collect signatures
