Lacey Madison, vice president for strategy and transformation, discussed the strategic plan refresh at the Oct. 28 University Update. In case you missed it, here is a summary of the update on the strategic plan refresh: July 2024: The University began identifying informed key stakeholders already involved in the strategic plan and started reviewing existing
Read More about Forward Focus: Recap of the University’s Strategic Planning UpdateIt will be NEOMED Night when the Cavs play Charlotte at 6 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 5, at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse. See what’s included and order tickets.
Read More about NEOMED Night with the Cleveland CavaliersThe John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical Humanities is an opportunity for Ohio medical students, faculty and others who are engaged in health humanities to gather, network, share their work and enhance their skills. Generously funded by a grant from the John P. Murphy Foundation, this symposium is free to all presenters and attendees. It
Read More about Call for proposals: John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical HumanitiesTwo members of the NEOMED community shared their expertise on Crisis Intervention Teams (CIT) and the Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) with Psychiatric Times. Jeff Futo, Criminal Justice Coordinating Center of Excellence law enforcement liaison, discussed the value of CITs, which help direct individuals with mental illness into treatment instead of inappropriate incarceration. Mark Munetz, M.D.,
Read More about In the News: NEOMED experts discuss mental health interventions in criminal justiceThe Quiet Study Area of the library will be closed Dec. 13, 2024, through Feb. 28, 2025, for renovations. Alternative study locations can be found in the Bitonte Atrium (near the Great Hall), Giant Eagle Commons and the newly renovated Timken Collaboration Space (next to the MEDIC). Upon completion, 23 private study rooms (4-6 people
Read More about Quiet study area of library to close for renovationsNovember is recognized as Native American Heritage Month in the United States. It is a time when the country celebrates the culture, history and accomplishments of the people of Native American and Alaska Native heritage. In 1900, Dr. Arthur Parker, a Seneca archaeologist and historian, proposed the idea of having an American Indian Day. Then
Read More about Celebrating Native American Heritage MonthNEOMED hosted the annual Fall Fest Trunk or Treat and provided great fun and treats to over 100 costumed kids from the surrounding area! Thank you to our 25 student groups who hosted a decorated car trunk featuring a MOVIE theme. And congratulations to our top three winners of the Fan Favorite Award: 1st Place:
Read More about Everyone WINS at Fall Fest Trunk or Treat!Show support for students at the 2024 Student Research Symposium! 156 students from the Colleges of Medicine, Pharmacy and Graduate Studies will be presenting their scholarly work, with 144 posters and 12 oral presentations. Attendees may join all or portions of the event. Please see below for full details: Friday, Nov. 22, 2024 1-5 p.m.
Read More about 156 students to present scholarly work at Student Research SymposiumNinety guests from University Hospitals and NEOMED gathered to hear updates on joint projects and learn about future strategies.
Read More about UH-NEOMED Leadership Day spotlights accomplishments and future goalsMilitary-connected members of the NEOMED gathered for recognition and the opening of the Purple Star Military Lounge.
Read More about Celebration of Military Service honors service members connected to NEOMED
