The Writing Center needs your help

The Writing Center has recently relaunched its Canvas Page. They need your help in adding resources they may have missed and making general improvements. The Writing Center has created this form where you can help give feedback and request any specific writing resources you may need. Additionally, if you have not been added to the

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Dissertation defense for Zaid Batayneh

Zaid Batayneh will defend his doctoral dissertation, titled “The Role of Carboxylesterase 3 (CES3) in Lipid Metabolism and Fatty Liver Disease,” on Wednesday, May 28 at 1 p.m. in Meshel Hall or via Zoom. Dissertation committee members include: Yanquaio Zhang, M.D., Ph.D. (advisor, University of Arizona College of Medicine) Yoon-Kwang Lee, Ph.D. (co-advisor, Integrative Medical

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Professionals from throughout the area gathered at NEOMED for healthcare transformation forum

On Friday, May 9, nearly 150 healthcare professionals and educators from across the region participated in the Northeast Ohio Health Care Transformation Forum held in the NEOMED Education and Wellness (NEW) Center. The day-long event, sponsored by the NEOMED Executive Education program, centered on fostering an environment of collaboration and transformation. Representatives from across the healthcare landscape

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Global Accessibility Awareness Day highlights the importance of inclusive technology

May 16, 2025, marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), a worldwide event focused on promoting digital accessibility and recognition for people with disabilities/impairments. Celebrated every year on the third Thursday of May, GAAD encourages designers, developers, educators and students to consider how digital tools and content can be made more comprehensive. NEOMED’s Institute for Teaching

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Upcoming Ohio AUD/ SUD ECHO session, plus new training modules

Join Us for Our Next Ohio AUD/SUD Project ECHO Session Friday, May 16, 2025 | 7-8 a.m. Topic: An Overview of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Speakers: Denise Bothe, M.D., and Rachel Tangen, Ph.D., from University Hospitals Cost: Free | CE credit available Register here: iecho.org link Coming soon: We’re excited to soon offer CE credit for three in-depth training

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Take a look at the new Quiet Study Area

Work is completed on the Quiet Study Area adjacent to the Kohli Center Library. The area is now open for use. The renovated space includes 23 private study rooms (4-6 people per room), as well as a few open areas for quiet conversation. All new flooring, ceilings, lights and furniture have been installed.

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Speaker shares his experience with psychosis and journey to advocacy

Brandon Staglin, co-founder and chief advocacy and engagement officer for One Mind, gave attendees of the annual Drs. Fred and Penny Frese Lecture insight into his early experiences with psychosis. He then took the audience on a journey through his recovery, and finally his work in advocacy and innovation at One Mind during his May

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AHEC celebrates record-breaking class of scholars in an inspiring completion ceremony

These future healthcare leaders each completed at least 80 hours of immersive, hands-on learning and 80 hours of community-based training, equipping them with the skills and insight to serve Ohio’s most vulnerable communities.

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Quiet study area re-opens and study room availability, week of May 12

Work is completed on the Quiet Study Area in the library, and the area is now open for use. The renovated space includes 23 private study rooms (4-6 people per room), as well as a few open areas for quiet conversation. All new flooring, ceilings, lights and furniture have been installed. Students are still welcome

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Katherine Tromp, Pharm.D., appointed dean of NEOMED College of Pharmacy

She has served as interim dean since June 2023.

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