Making Those in Need Her Priority: Palvir Baadh
July 17, 2019
As Palvir Baadh reflects back on the day she received her white coat last year, she gets a little teary-eyed. Now a rising second-year Northeast Ohio Medical University College of […]
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Honoring Students at White Coat Ceremonies
July 17, 2019
The White Coat tradition is deeply meaningful to first-year medicine and pharmacy students across the country, including at Northeast Ohio Medical University. When family and friends attend White Coat ceremonies […]
National Journal Notes Psychiatry Research
July 16, 2019
Research Weekly, a publication of the Treatment Advocacy Center in Arlington, Virginia, wrote about a recent study by Mark Munetz, M.D., The Margaret Clark Morgan Chair of Psychiatry, with NEOMED […]
Having the Support to Succeed: Kaelin Cockrell
July 15, 2019
What stands out the most about Northeast Ohio Medical University? Ask Kaelin Cockrell and she’ll answer in confidently: the friendly environment. The rising second-year College of Medicine student has experienced […]
Pain Control Medication Research Noted
July 15, 2019
Research related to pain management has brought national attention to a Northeast Ohio Medical University team. Mate Soric, Pharm.D., associate professor of pharmacy practice and vice chair for practice-based research, […]
Bettering Himself as a Person and Pharmacist: Blake Bruce
July 12, 2019
Since the age of 17, one way or another, pharmacy has been a part of Blake Bruce’s life. In high school, the Wellington, Ohio native began working at a local […]
Ignite Magazine Honored by Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest
July 12, 2019
Northeast Ohio Medical University’s Ignite magazine won a first-place award and two second-place awards in the 2019 Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest. The annual statewide contest is organized by the Cincinnati, […]
Getting a Jump-Start on Pharmacy
July 11, 2019
It’s never too early to consider a career in pharmacy. NEOMED’s College of Pharmacy offers an Early Assurance Program for high school seniors as well as for college freshmen and sophomores. Macy Coward (pictured […]
Exceeding Expectations: Irada Mamukadze
July 10, 2019
Irada Mamukadze knows what it’s like to live with minimal resources, including barriers to education. Now, the former Russian refugee is thriving as a rising third-year College of Medicine student […]
Researcher Receives $1.4 Million Award from National Institute of General Medical Sciences/NIH
July 10, 2019
Septic infection is a potentially life-threatening condition, and a new award of $1,404,000 from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health will allow Ping […]