On Sept. 17, the library staff hosted a voter registration event. During this time students, faculty, and staff were able to stop in and register to vote, check their status and polling place, and find out about the issues that would be on their ballot. During the two-hour event thirty-one people were able to check
Read More about Voter Registration Day recapJoin the NEOMED community for the Celebration of Military Service, Monday, Nov. 4, at 1 p.m. in the Jay A. Gershen Atrium of the NEW Center. President John Langell and Provost Forrest Faison will host the celebration recognizing those who have made or will be making a commitment to the armed forces, and who promote
Read More about A Celebration of Military Service: You’re invited!In support of the advancement of NEOMED’s mission, leadership committed $250,000 to fund initiatives within the NEOMED Strategic Plan: Creating Transformational Leaders. Submit your request and refer to our website to explore the four-step process for securing funding! Please contact Samantha Bliss, Director of Strategy and Transformation, at [email protected] with any questions regarding the Strategic
Read More about Strategic Initiative applications are now being accepted on a rolling basisThe Students vs. Employees Kickball Game was held on Sept. 19 at Langell-Whittingham Field. The students, armed with their youthful exuberance and boundless energy, were determined to prove that they could outclass their older, wiser and significantly less coordinated opponents. And prove they did. The Pulse asked each side to share their commentary on the
Read More about Who won the Students vs. Employees Kickball Game? Read the hilarious recaps from both sidesThe Office of Faculty Relations and Professional Development is pleased to offer all NEOMED faculty and staff access to the International Association of Medical Science Educators (IAMSE) Fall 2024 Webinar Series “Push and Pull: Navigating Strains in Health Education.” Join this Thursday, Sept. 26, noon – 1 p.m. ET for How to Approach Curricular Reform In this
Read More about IAMSE Webinar: ‘How to Approach Curricular Reform’ this Thursday at noonThe College of Pharmacy had a productive spring and summer with regard to research and scholarship. Numerous faculty members published manuscripts and presented at various meetings across the country. Invited presentations: Ehret M, Paxos C. Learning objective and exam writing workshop. American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists Annual Meeting. Orlando, FL. April 2024. Wisneski SS, Paxos
Read More about College of Pharmacy: Research and scholarship accomplishmentsNEOvations Pharmacy Services will offer flu shot clinics in the Regular Training Room in the South Corridor (across from the Great Hall) on the following dates: Tuesday, Oct. 1, from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3 from noon to 4 p.m. Reserve your spot Can’t make it to a flu clinic? You can
Read More about Flu shot clinics will be held on campus Oct. 1 and 3President John Langell shared news from around the organization and took questions during a University Update on Sept. 23. Among the highlights: Hannah Haynie, clinic manager for NEOMED Free Clinic, was recently featured among the 20 in their 20s by Crain’s Cleveland Business. Mandatory fraud training must be completed by all employees by Oct. 1.
Read More about Watch the September University UpdateNEOMED is accepting submissions for the 43rd annual William Carlos Williams poetry competition through Dec. 31, 2024. New this year, we will be awarding prizes in two categories: a medical student category, open to students enrolled in M.D. and D.O. programs in the U.S., Puerto Rico or Canada, and a physician category, open to any rank
Read More about Accepting submissions for annual William Carlos Williams Poetry CompetitionThe new medical director of NEOMED Free Clinic shared her plans for the clinic in a student interview.
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