There are many ways students might relax before beginning their third year of medical school. They might take a summer vacation, catch up on some pleasure reading or engage in a summer research project. Or they could run 100-mile race in 90-degree heat. That last one might not be appealing unless you’re third-year medical students
Read More about Building endurance and strengthening mindsetStudents from the across the University participated in summer research projects in NEOMED’s pharmaceutical sciences labs, exploring different aspects of neurodegenerative diseases and other topics. Below are reflections on projects from several participating students. JIBRAN ADIL Jibran Adil, a second-year student in the College of Medicine, spent his time researching the effects of Parkinson’s pathology
Read More about Summer offered abundant research opportunities for studentsSorin Teich, D.M.D., M.B.A., dean of the Bitonte College of Dentistry, shared his thoughts on welcoming the inaugural class and the impact the College will have on the community, in a recent interview with Second Wave digital magazine. “We are very focused on educating these students to become competent practitioners who will address at least
Read More about Dean of Bitonte College of Dentistry highlights community impact in interviewNEOvations Bench to Bedside, Northeast Ohio Medical University’s premier student-led innovation initiative, proudly announces its new leadership team for 2025-2026. With a strong mix of returning experience and new energy, this year’s team is ready to expand the program’s reach both within NEOMED and throughout the surrounding communities. Leadership Team: President: Mitchell Bailey (M2) Vice
Read More about NEOvations announces new leadership team and bold community-centered visionThe Future Leaders Council of the Academy of Medicine of Cleveland and Northern Ohio offers medical students, residents and academy members opportunities for education, leadership development and networking.
Read More about Medical students join Future Leaders Council of AMCNONEOMED’s Certified Mental Health Assistant (CMHA) program is being developed to provide focused training in mental health to fill a vital workforce gap. Randon Welton, M.D., Margaret Clark Morgan Endowed chair and professor of psychiatry and CMHA program director, discussed the shortage of mental health workers and how the new two-year master’s degree program will
Read More about In the news: Certified Mental Health Assistant program featuredJennifer Reneker, Ph.D., and Rachel Bracken, Ph.D., were guests on the first episode of season 2 of From Research to Real Life.
Read More about NEOMED faculty join research podcastTwo candidates for the position of psychiatry chair in the College of Medicine will present on the topic “Enhancing Mental Health Care Access Through Undergraduate Psychiatry Education” this week. All are invited to attend. Doug Smith, M.D., DLFAPA, will present Thursday, Aug. 14, from 11-11:45 a.m. in RDEC and via Zoom. To join by Zoom,
Read More about Psychiatry chair candidate presentations this weekPlease save the date for the Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health’s 3rd Annual Suicide Prevention Symposium on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025 at the University of Mount Union. The theme of this year’s symposium is “Beyond the Game: Teaming up for Suicide Prevention” and will focus on supporting the mental health and well-being
Read More about Save the date for next OPCSMH symposiumLeadership Portage County has announced its class of 2026, and we’re proud to share that Belinda Sasala, curriculum manager in the College of Medicine, has been selected to represent NEOMED as part of this dynamic group of leaders. Over the course of a nine-month interactive program, participants explore the county’s key opportunities and challenges while
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