Dear NEOMED Employees: Hopefully you are managing to stay warm and safe during these frigid and snowy days of winter. As you know, there may be times when conditions are so harsh that the University has to adjust its normal operating procedures. This may happen due to inclement weather, power outages, etc. In many ways,
Read More about Learning, Teaching & Working RemotelyDear NEOMED Community: Due to anticipated inclement weather occurring this evening and continuing through Thursday, we will adjust our normal operating procedures to learning, teaching and working remotely on Thursday, Feb. 3. Please review the following information as it may relate to you. Working Those designated by their supervisors as performing essential functions in Public
Read More about Inclement Weather Notice: Learning, Teaching, Working Remotely on Thursday, Feb. 3Dear NEOMED Community: When I arrived at NEOMED in October 2019, I was able to introduce myself to the University community through the Langell Listening Tour. The feedback gained from these events was instrumental in creating NEOMED’s current strategic plan. With a community engaged in strategic planning at all levels, NEOMED is dedicated to its
Read More about President Langell’s Update Tour Starts March 1 in ClevelandThe Unsung Heroes series celebrates the people who bolster our University and community.
Read More about Unsung Heroes: Janet McCourtieHappy Lunar New Year—the Year of the Tiger! The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is proud to announce its support and recognition for one of the largest celebrations by many different Asian cultures. The holiday, which officially begins today, Tuesday, Feb. 1, welcomes the new year by ushering in hope, prosperity and good fortune,
Read More about NEOMED Recognizes Lunar New Year-Year of the TigerIn support of the advancement of NEOMED’s mission, leadership committed $1,000,000 to fund initiatives within the NEOMED Strategic Plan: Creating Transformational Leaders. Applications are now being accepted for Strategic Initiative Funds. NEOMED’s Six Strategic Pillars are: People Education Discovery Service and Community Engagement Growth Academic and Administrative Support Operations Requests for funding will be reviewed
Read More about Strategic Initiative Funding – Apply Today!A pharmacy student and faculty member consider how to build a culture of philanthropy among students.
Read More about A Culture of GivingBlack History Month is a fitting time to honor the legacy of a woman recently recognized by the World Health Organization.
Read More about Henrietta Lacks and Her Vaccine LegacyI’m pleased to announce that Jeffrey S. Lietzke, J.D., is NEOMED’s new entrepreneur in residence (EIR), serving the NEOMED/Bounce Innovation Hub collaborative. Lietzke is a seasoned healthcare business development leader who will provide advice and guidance to REDIzone companies and faculty entrepreneurs. He will also represent NEOMED’s entrepreneurial endeavors as the innovation landscape in Northeast
Read More about NEOMED’s New Entrepreneur in ResidenceStudents, faculty and staff were invited to recognize the start of Black History Month by wearing red, black, and/or green today. These colors represent the Pan-African flag, a flag adopted to symbolically unite individuals of the Black diaspora. In fact, it has been suggested that the Pan-African flag has been used as a template for
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