Several NEOMED College of Medicine students volunteered for the University Hospitals “Shades in Medicine 2025” Youth and Young Adult Career Expo, held at Huntington Bank Field (home of the Cleveland Browns) on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025. More than 1,200 middle school, high school and undergraduate college students, attended the inspiring event with their families to
Read More about Medical students inspire youth at career expoTo advance NEOMED’s mission, leadership has committed $250,000 to fund initiatives within the Strategic Plan: Creating Transformational Leaders. Applications for Strategic Initiative Funds (SIF) are accepted on a rolling basis—visit our website to follow the four-step application process. NEOMED’s three Strategic Pillars are: Academics Discovery Engagement & Operations For questions or connections to a pillar
Read More about Strategic Initiative Funding now open – Apply today!NEOMED has partnered with RAVEAlert to provide immediate notification – via email, text message and voice message – about emergencies, severe weather, campus closings and other incidents that may impact the University community. Everyone with a NEOMED email address is automatically enrolled in the RAVEAlert system to receive email notification; however, you must register
Read More about Don’t forget to sign up for RAVEAlert emergency notificationsThe Northeast Ohio Regional Library Depository will host an Open House on Wednesday, Nov. 5, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. We invite you to come check out this amazing facility that holds over 1.5 million items and 16 miles of shelves! The Northeast Ohio Regional Library Depository is a high-density library storage facility located on the
Read More about Library Depository Open HouseFourth-year College of Medicine student Lauren Falcon and recent alumna Patty Sánchez Montejo, M.D. ’25, were both recently published in Pulse: Voices from the Heart of Medicine, a national narrative medicine journal. Pulse was created by members of the Department of Family and Social Medicine at Montefiore Medical Center and Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 2008.
Read More about Fourth-year medical student and alumna published in national narrative medicine journalWhy Does Mobile & Remote Security Matter? Although it is vital to ensure that all devices are kept secure, mobile security is especially important because devices such as your cellphone are increasingly becoming more of a go-to place when it comes to texting people, sending an email, or even getting some light work done. Since
Read More about Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CAM) 2025: Mobile and Remote Work Security EssentialsTo conclude National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, NEOMED IT personnel will conduct a webinar from noon to 12:45 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, with the goal of enabling you to be safer online and better prepared to manage our information. The webinar is intended for those who are unaware of what cybersecurity is, those who would like
Read More about Webinar – What is Cybersecurity and Why Should I Care?On September 27, 2025, NEOMED fourth-year medical student Natasha Salmen, the medical student liaison for the Rural Access to Dermatology Society (RADS), organized and led the inaugural RADS Virtual Research Symposium. The event brought together more than 100 participants from across the country, providing a national platform for medical students to showcase their research. The symposium received
Read More about Fourth-year medical student helps bring research to the national dermatology stageThe Office of Marketing and Communications (MarCom) is implementing a new project management system, which is changing the way faculty, staff and students will request assistance. MarCom is switching to Wrike for project and content management, as well as requests for service. The current request form in Lytho will be de-activated tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 10.
Read More about A new way to request marketing servicesStudents from the NEOMED College of Medicine worked with burn surgeon Deepak Ozhathil, M.D., at Akron Children’s Hospital, and created a newsletter to share their experiences. “We first connected with Dr. O at the end of our first year of medical school through the Surgery Interest Group,” explained Jillian Wilkerson, M2. “Since then, he has
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