Before the NEOMED Class of 2026 starts their journey, we wanted to learn more about students from this group. We invited them to share their stories. Here is one response: Meet first-year medicine student Jonathan Montes of Chino, California. Jonathan earned a B.S. in psychology with a minor in exercise biology from University of California,
Read More about Meet Jonathan MontesJames Harris, general counsel and chief contracting officer at the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh — and father of incoming student Joshua Harris (M1) – was so impressed with the diversity he saw in the student body at the College of Medicine’s White Coat ceremony that he shared his enthusiasm on LinkedIn. His
Read More about ‘A Shining Example’Visiting peer reviewers will be on campus Sept. 12-13.
Read More about NEOMED Preps for Upcoming HLC VisitSeventeen teams presented their work in the second annual competition.
Read More about NEOvations Bench to Bedside CompetitionAnother tradition returned to NEOMED this week, in the form of Craig’s Eggs in Cook Alumni Hall on July 26. Craig Eynon, director of alumni relations and development operations, hosts the breakfast each year to thank supporters of NEOMED’s annual Blue Fund campaign, which runs from July 1 through June 30. Nearly 50% of employees
Read More about Craig’s EggsBefore the NEOMED Class of 2026 starts their journey, we wanted to learn more about students from this group. We invited them to share their stories. Here is one response: Meet first-year medicine student Diana Arredondo from Elk Grove, California. Arredondo received a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from University of California, Davis. What compelled you
Read More about Meet Diana ArredondoAfter 17 years of contributing to NEOMED, Carole Harwood will say farewell to the University as she looks ahead to retirement. Harwood has contributed to NEOMED’s growth and success in a variety of ways, most notably as the communications and development manager for the BeST Center, which promotes recovery and works to improve the lives
Read More about Appreciation for Carole Harwood’s Many Contributions Over the YearsAs the NEOMED Class of 2026 starts their journey, we wanted to learn more about students from this group. We invited them to share their stories. Here is one response: Meet first-year medicine student Max Dawson of Canfield, Ohio. Max received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences from Youngstown State University. What compelled
Read More about Meet Max DawsonIn October 2020, the NIH issued four notices about updates to data management and sharing policies. The applicable policies are NIH-OD-21-013; NOT-OD-21-014; NOT-OD-21-015; and NOT-OD-21-016. Beginning in January 2023, a data management and sharing plan is required for ALL NIH-funded projects, either in whole or in part, that will result in the generation of scientific
Read More about NIH Policy for Data Management and SharingMEDCAMP, beginning in 1991, was designed to give students a three-day intensive immersive experience for eighth graders who have demonstrated achievement in science and an interest in a health professions career. As time and initiatives are enhanced to provide an excellent student experience, so has the MEDCAMP program. For MEDCAMP 2022, 38 undergraduate students came
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