The oncologist and thought leader shared his insights on VITALS Feb. 3
Read More about Ezekiel Emanuel on Ben Franklin, COVID-19 and Health CareEmployees: Here are the TIAA financial-wellness webinars offered this month. Register in the TIAA Live Webinar Lounge at www.tiaa.org/webinars. Market proof your retirement – You’ve worked hard to save for retirement. TIAA can help you understand how to create a diversified retirement income plan that protects you against key retirement risks. February 16 at 12
Read More about Financial Wellness Webinars from TIAAAs Feb. 3, the COVID-19 vaccination rates at NEOMED stood at 100% for students and 95% for faculty and staff. All students are either fully vaccinated or have submitted an exemption form. Among employees, 23 are unvaccinated/undisclosed, with 472 of NEOMED’s 496 employees vaccinated. The COVID Response Team reported that since the last update on
Read More about Vaccination Rates as of Feb. 3Thoughts on Black History Month from SNMA’s president and a list of events to attend.
Read More about One Month Is Not EnoughThe Office of Medical Education in the College of Medicine (COM) is hosting an in-person Celebration of Medical Education event the afternoon of Monday, April 25. The College of Medicine welcomes two visiting presenters for this event, Larry Hurtubise, M.A., a curriculum and instruction specialist from The Ohio State University, and Gustavo Patino, M.D., Ph.D.,
Read More about Join the College of Medicine’s Celebration of Medical Education, April 25The Science Experts Network Curriculum Vitae (SciENcv), which serves as an interagency system designed to create biosketches for multiple federal agencies, supports the NIH biosketch format. Within SciENcv, you can easily transform an existing biosketch from one format to another. More information. Submitted by Rebecca Hayes, [email protected]
Read More about Tips in Preparing an NIH BiosketchMultiple merit-based scholarships are available for students in the College of Medicine, College of Pharmacy and College of Graduate Studies. All scholarship applications have a deadline of Monday, Feb. 14. All scholarships are for the current, 2021-22 academic year. All eligible students received notification of the application cycle in January via email; this news brief
Read More about Deadline is Feb. 14 for Multiple Merit-Based ScholarshipsIncluding advice for those with pets.
Read More about Snow, Snow Everywhere: How to Stay Safe in the StormDear NEOMED Community, The NEOMED Lunar New Year event planned for Friday, Feb. 4, has been rescheduled to Wednesday, Feb. 9, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the atrium outside Watanakunakorn Auditorium. The decision was based on the impending inclement weather that will be arriving over the next few days. The Office of Diversity, Equity
Read More about Weather Forces Postponement of Lunar New Year EventYou are invited to attend a research collaboration event from 3-5 p.m., Monday, Feb. 14, in Cook Alumni Hall, NEW Center. As part of our partnership with Summa Health, we are working to strengthen our research impact through faculty collaboration. One of Summa’s major areas of clinical and academic focus is the neurosciences. Dr. Susana
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