Fourth-year student recognized for leadership, academic success and commitment to underserved patients.
Read More about Pharmacy student Vindya Perera receives Walmart scholarshipA recent entry in the Curious Kids series of the Philadelphia Inquirer answered the age-old question: Why do animals have tails? The series answers readers’ questions on scientific topics with research-supported answers. “Modern animals use their tails for everything from balance to communication and finding mates,” noted the published response. To make their point, Curious
Read More about In the News: Research on Function of Monkey Tails CitedWe crown NEOMED’s Captain of the Commute, but not without some controversy.
Read More about Pulse Poll: Who has the Longest Commute?Class of 1996 alumnus will share his insights in an Oct. 6 thought-leadership program.
Read More about Tom Vo, M.D., M.B.A, is next VITALS speakerBy Rachel Krevh, M3, [email protected] Since I was 16 years old, dermatology has been my passion. As I continue in my educational career at NEOMED, this passion has only grown. My dermatologist was the first physician who sat down and listened to my concerns, gave me multiple treatment options, and routinely followed up on my
Read More about Dermatology Research & OutreachThe Unsung Heroes series celebrates the people who bolster our University and community.
Read More about Unsung Heroes: Jaclyn BoyleMore than 50 AHEC Scholars participated in a session about adverse childhood experiences as part of the AHEC Scholars Program at NEOMED on Saturday. Virginia Pfaff, a psychiatric nurse at Cleveland Clinic Akron General, explained that experiencing adversity in childhood can have a significant impact over a person’s life, resulting in ill health, poor wellbeing
Read More about AHEC Scholars Learn About the Harm in Adverse Childhood ExperiencesShefali Mahesh, M.D., M.B.A., assumes role at NEOMED and Akron Children’s Hospital.
Read More about New Pediatrics ChairWhether they were looking for a chapter of a professional society, opportunities for volunteer work, or some new gaming buddies, students could find what they were searching for at the Student Organization Fair on Monday, Sept. 12. On a picture-perfect day, nearly 100 organizations set up tables to meet and greet potential new members. Students
Read More about Photos: Student Organization FairAkron native helps students find success in the College of Pharmacy.
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