Schofield named Distinguished University Professor

The title is the highest honor bestowed on faculty at NEOMED.

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Vascular neurologist is next VITALS speaker

William Hicks II, M.D., of OhioHealth will share his insights on VITALS on May 1 via Zoom.

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Additional study spaces available, week of April 14

Students are welcome to use lecture halls for study spaces when they are not occupied for classes.

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Help Student Services build NEOMED’s Cultural Resource Guide

Have you found some great local spots you think others at NEOMED should know about? Student Services – Success and Engagement is developing a Northeast Ohio Cultural Resources Guide to help our NEOMED students, staff and faculty feel more at home. This guide will highlight cultural and community resources in the surrounding area—including restaurants, grocery

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Reflection from M4 students: AAMC RISE Seminar Workshop

A reflection from fourth-year medical students Diana Albaba and Colin Fricker, who recently attended the AAMC RISE Seminar. This last month, we had the opportunity to attend RISE: Developing Future Leaders in Academic Medicine & Science, a three-day conference hosted by the AAMC in Washington, D.C., for fourth-year medical students

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Alumni Association Awards Dinner

Outstanding alumni and major contributors were recognized.

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Older adults and students enjoy a “senior” prom

Older adults from throughout Portage County visited campus for an Intergenerational Senior Prom with NEOMED students on Monday, April 7. Guests enjoyed dinner, dancing and entertainment from juggler Drew Pierson, guitarist and folk singer Ed Amann and dancers in the Step & Sway student group. The prom was sponsored by the NEOMED Offices of Geriatrics

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Rise and shine! The Bistro is open for breakfast

The Bistro has officially expanded its hours and is now serving a delicious breakfast spread to kickstart your day. Starting the week of April 14, the Bistro’s breakfast service hours are 7-10 a.m. Monday through Friday. They will offer fluffy pancakes, sizzling bacon, scrambled eggs, breakfast tacos and a ‘’build-your-own-omelet’ station to satisfy every craving.

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Spring Destress Fest is April 14-18! Let’s chill together!

STUDENTS – GET READY TO CHILL! It’s Time for Spring Destress Fest! Starting Monday: Get a free 10-minute chair massage — Just a couple spots are left. Stop by Campbell Atrium for a little KINDNESS — Free Kind Bars and tea, gratitude Wall and bracelet-making at noon-1 p.m. More spots are open to Cook with Chef

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‘Open Ideas Exchange’ to cover the Prior Approval process on April 16

When: 11 a.m., Wednesday, April 16, 2025 Where: Zoom via this link Please join the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs for an overview of the Prior Approval process and the use of the Prior Approval form – used for no-cost extension, budget revisions, advance cost index, change in personnel effort, change in scope, and

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