Leadership appointments on Board of Trustees and other meeting highlights

Highlights from President Langell’s report at the Board’s October meeting.

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Abstract deadline extended for Gold Humanism Summit

The Arnold P. Gold Foundation has extended the deadline to submit an abstract for the 2025 Gold Humanism Summit: The Person in Front of You, taking place Sept. 17-20, 2025, in Baltimore, Maryland. This interprofessional conference brings together hundreds of practicing clinicians, faculty, students, and trainees from across the healthcare professions, as well as patients,

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Fall Fest activities!

Fall Fest will kick-off this Saturday, Oct. 26, with a Community Trunk or Treat event on campus in Parking Lot B from 3-5 p.m. This event will fulfill the service requirement for student organizations who can register HERE. The theme is kids movies and participants are expected to have candy/giveaways for roughly 200. On Monday,

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Library partnerships bring exercise equipment to the community

During the summer, a partnership between the Northeast Ohio Medical University Library, Sequoia Wellness Center and Reed Memorial Library in Ravenna was formed. The NEOMED library funded by the Wish, Cope and Life Foundation at SCF works with local organizations and public libraries to bring reliable health information and resources to the community. Increasing education

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State Route 44 improvement survey

The Ravenna-Rootstown Joint Economic Development District is asking the NEOMED community to participate in a survey to enhance the quality of life along State Route 44 in Roostown. As a member of the NEOMED community, please consider taking 5 minutes to complete this survey before Nov. 8. — Submitted by Perry Alexandrides, Government and External

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Celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month

LGBTQ+ History Month commemorates the accomplishments of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) people throughout history. Established in 1994 by Rodney Wilson, a high school history teacher from Missouri and the first openly gay public school teacher in the state, the month-long observance began to educate students about the often overlooked history of the

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Nancy Gantt, M.D., assumes leadership role with American College of Surgeons

Dr. Gantt was installed as first-vice president of ACS during the group’s Clinical Congress.

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Internal medicine students and faculty win at Ohio American College of Physicians conference

What: NEOMED Internal Medicine Students and Faculty Win At Ohio ACP! Highlights from the Ohio Chapter of the American College of Physicians (ACP) Scientific Conference Oct. 17-18, in Columbus: Brandon Petrovich, left, M3, won 1st Place in Basic Science Research for “Changes in B Cell Receptor CDR3 Physiochemical Properties are Observed with Type 1 Diabetes

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Second-annual OBGIG Women’s Day celebration was a success

The second annual Women’s Day Event was held on Saturday, October 5, in Cook Alumni Hall. Over 65 people attended the celebration of women and women support systems. A delicious brunch buffet was served, and an exciting silent auction was held for different baskets graciously donated by different NEOMED departments, staff, and faculty (the bidding

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The College of Medicine celebrates its first-generation students

On Tuesday, Oct. 15, the First-Generation Medical Professionals (FGMP) student organization and the College of Medicine hosted NEOMED’s first-annual First Generation in Medicine Celebration. Since 2017, hundreds of higher education institutions, corporations, government officials, nonprofits and K-12 schools across the country come together on and around Nov. 8 to recognize the achievements of the first-gen

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