College of Medicine alumna tapped for U.S. Army leadership campaign.
Read More about Decide to LeadThe NOOK bookstore will be closed on Wednesday, Aug. 31 and Sept. 7. These closures will be used for store process updating and task completions. Staff will be working in-store but will not be processing any sales on these days. Please plan you bookstore purchases and needs accordingly. Please contact Chris Kovacich at ext. 6551
Read More about NOOK Bookstore will be Closed Wednesday and Sept. 7Are you planning to travel for business, research, or vacation? There are precautions you should take to ensure the safety of the University’s network, especially while traveling abroad (outside of the United States). If you’re planning a trip, add completing this form to your to-do list before departure. This form notifies the IT department of
Read More about Travel Plans? Notify I.T. FirstThe Office of Faculty Enrichment and Engagement is pleased to offer all faculty and staff access to the International Association of Medical Science Educators’ (IAMSE) Fall 2022 webinar series, “The Struggle is Real: Breaking Barriers That Limit Student Success.” The webinars will be held each Thursday in September from noon – 1 p.m. in the
Read More about IAMSE Webinar Series to Focus on Supporting At-risk StudentsFourth-year emergency medicine candidates attended the American College of Emergency Physicians’ EM Conference with professor and department chair Nicholas Jouriles, M.D., to learn more about emergency medicine programs, research and professional development. — Submitted by Negin Orfanian Azimzadeh Khosravi, [email protected].
Read More about M4s Attend Emergency Medicine ConferenceThe College of Medicine and College of Pharmacy, in collaboration with the Master Teacher Guild, will host a Celebration of Health Professions Education the afternoon of Monday, Oct. 17. The event will be held in-person, beginning at 12:15 p.m. in the Watanakunakorn Auditorium, as well as via Zoom. The organizers are excited to welcome guest
Read More about University of Michigan Professor Will Speak at Health Professions Education Event on Oct. 17A second-year medicine student reflects on summer spent as an MSTAR scholar.
Read More about Gaining Experience in GeriatricsThe People pillar, led by Andre Burton, J.D., and Amy Lee, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A., operates under the guiding principle that NEOMED’s faculty, staff, students and alumni are its most valued and essential resources. NEOMED is committed to attracting and retaining a diverse workforce and student body, providing superior student services, and developing and retaining leaders.
Read More about Strategic Plan: Meet the People and Education PillarsThe Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharm Sci) took time out July 28 to share lunch and celebrate a talented group of students and an exciting year of student research experiences in the Pharm Sci labs. Over the past academic year, the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences sponsored activities for faculty to share their love of research
Read More about Pharm Sci Celebrates Students’ Achievements and Passion in ResearchDear NEOMED students: NEOMED features a collection of national flags as a permanent display in the NEW Center as a way to show pride in the diverse origins of our students. If you do not see your national flag on display, we invite you to complete this survey to help suggest any additional flags to
Read More about Students: Have Your National Flag Added to NEW Center Display
