President John Langell and second-year medicine student Vissy Elad spoke to News 5 Cleveland about the importance of diversity in the health professions.
Read More about TV Station Spotlights our Work to Diversify the Health ProfessionsThe NSF is proposing a number of changes in its annual updates with the Proposal & Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG) (NSF 23-1). One of the biggest changes will be the requirement of proposal submissions in research.gov as well as the use of Broad Agency Announcements (BAA). Additionally, requiring certification language and ensuring compliance
Read More about NSF Proposed Updates to the PAPPGPresident John Langell shared updates on a wide range of topics during the Campus Update Aug. 29 to faculty and staff gathered in Meshel Hall and on Zoom. A few highlights: The Higher Learning Commission site team will be at NEOMED Sept. 12-13. All faculty and staff are encouraged to read the Assurance Argument. Our Moody’s
Read More about Video and Transcript from the Aug. 29 Campus UpdateA lightly edited transcript from the Campus Update on Monday, Aug. 31, 2022: Good morning, everyone. Thank you for coming and joining us again on this fine Monday morning. I really look forward to these updates and more importantly, an opportunity to converse and see if there are any questions about where we’re going as
Read More about Transcript from the Aug. 29 Campus UpdateTraining medical students to become advocates against injustices in the world.
Read More about Journey of the Underrepresented: The Fight for Social JusticeThe NEOMED Library is proud to launch a faculty/staff book club. Each month, participants will select a book to read and discuss. The library will supply the selected title for readers via interlibrary loan. Those who wish to join in have several options. Virtual discussions will be held via Zoom from 1-2 p.m. on the
Read More about Join the ‘Whale of a Tale’ Book ClubInsulin can cost individuals with diabetes hundreds of dollars a month, with the uninsured and underinsured bearing the greatest burden. “For those two groups, insulin prices have become outright unmanageable,” said Kevin Fuschetto, assistant professor of pharmacy practice and director of clinical services for NEOvations Pharmacy Services, in a recent interview with Crain’s Cleveland Business.
Read More about In the News: Cost of InsulinAn NPR-WKSU story written by Professor Jacqueline Marino of Kent State University received a national Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio Television Digital News Association. The story – The Rural Doctor Is In – prominently features rural health challenges and the NEOMED College of Medicine Rural Medical Education (RMED) Pathway. Awarded in the Radio category for
Read More about Story Featuring COM Rural (RMED) Pathway and Director Receives National Murrow AwardFourth-year pharmacy student Miranda Galleher joins ASHP Student Forum.
Read More about Pharmacy Student Appointed to National Advisory GroupThe Department of Public Safety will distribute parking permits to employees the weeks of September 5 and 12. What do you need to do? All NEOMED employees will need to log into the self-service menu to access your parking/vehicle information and enter your information (do not do this yet). All information currently in the system
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